Community invited to participate in art project at East Patrol
Northeast News October 12, 2016 KANSAS CITY, Missouri – What do you want out of your community? How about your police department? A temporary, interactive art project set up this…
Northeast News October 12, 2016 KANSAS CITY, Missouri – What do you want out of your community? How about your police department? A temporary, interactive art project set up this…
Northeast News KANSAS CITY, Missouri – Bryan Atkinson has ably meshed his love of photography with a fascination for the Historic Northeast in a new Kansas City Museum exhibit entitled
Northeast News KANSAS CITY, Missouri – Independence Avenue is trending in the right direction, says Kenneth McKinzy, and he would know.
McKinzy is an Independence Avenue Community Improvement District (CID) Ambassador,
Northeast News KANSAS CITY, Missouri – When local artists created a series of “window dressing” art panels in 2011, no one would have imagined their work would suddenly go missing.
Northeast News KANSAS CITY, Missouri – Northeast residents can expect to see some of the area’s dangerous buildings demolished over the next several months.
Earlier this summer, the city of Kansas
Northeast News KANSAS CITY, Missouri – By the end of July 2017, Scarritt Renaissance neighborhood’s Kessler Park will take yet another major step forward.
For the second time in the last
Northeast News KANSAS CITY, Missouri – A dozen interns sponsored by Park University will wrap up an eight-week public affairs program on Saturday, July 23, by holding a group community
Northeast News KANSAS CITY, Missouri – A Columbus Park structure at 523 Campbell has been targeted for demolition after parts of its front facade collapsed onto a parked vehicle on
Picnic. Children danced to the music of Jane Christison and KCPD hotspot officers handed out goodie bags and teddy bears at the 2nd Annual Teddy Bear Picnic at the Kansas City
Northeast News KANSAS CITY, Missouri – Northeast residents are growing tired of the ever-increasing bouts of graffiti in the area, and they aren’t alone.