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adminThe Lykins Neighborhood is undergoing a full-scale transformation, adding improved housing, and more accessible green spaces in Lykins Square Park and the 9th & Van Brunt soccer facility, all with…
adminThe Kansas City Museum offers summer programs that are both educational and fun! These are free and ticketed experiences that complement and deepen the content in exhibits and installations throughout…
Dorri PartainDorri Partain Assistant Editor After boarding a train and leaving Kansas City for new opportunities in Los Angeles 100 years ago, Walt Disney returns home in a new exhibit now open…
adminMichael BushnellPublisher The Kansas City Museum announced this week that its latest piece of commissioned artwork is now on temporary display in Corinthian Hall. The piece, created by artist Ed…
adminDuring a press conference last week near 16th Terr. and Topping Ave., City Manager Brian Platt outlines the increased scope of two new city ordinances passed last week designed to cut down on illegal dumping. | Photo by Michael Bushnell
adminThis week we sit down with Chris Ross, Operations Manager at Custom Truck One Source located on the site of the old Armco steel plant. Custom Truck was founded in…
admin“I grew up in this neighborhood, I grew up running around this very alley, running around piles like what is right behind us. Now, in my late 30’s, I return…
adminMichael BushnellPublisher If you noticed a cadre of young people out at the colonnade in Concourse Park Tuesday morning, say a big thank you to students at the Guadalupe Centers…
EllieAna HaleEllieAna HaleCommunity EngagementIntern & Reporter This week the Northeast News released its inaugural edition of Northeast Narratives, a collection of neighborhood stories, historical analysis, and social service breakdowns that represent…
adminThe Scarritt Renaissance Neighborhood was named for Reverend Nathan Scarritt, a Methodist missionary and educator. In 1845, Scarritt left his native Lebanon, Illinois with $10 in his pocket, traveling to…
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