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Dorri PartainWhether you like your steak well done or medium rare, this Cowtown could offer a fine dining experience “where the steak is born”. The Golden Ox, located on the first…
adminWednesday, May 8– BikeWalkKC will present the documentary, The Street Project, at 5 pm at the North-East Branch Library, 6000 Wilson Rd. A panel discussion will take place at 7…
adminFollowing the June, 2022 closure of their 5901 Independence Avenue location, CVS Health Corporation announced last week that their store at 2435 Independence Avenue would be closing its doors by…
adminPublished by the Southwest News Company of Kansas City, this week’s postcard shows the old Elks Lodge No. 26 that for over half a century was located at Seventh and…
adminMissourians for Healthy Families and Fair Wages held a Jefferson City rally as it submitted 210,000 signatures to the Secretary of State Contributed by Annelise HanshawMissouri Independent Reporter An initiative…
Dorri PartainA new statewide public art exhibit will provide a platform to support the creating and viewing of local artworks to bolster a sense of place and belonging for neighbors and…
adminAfter a dicey weather morning on Saturday, the skies cleared and the rain held off to make the 9th annual, Kansas City Museum Derby Day party a resounding success. Party…
adminThis week The Northeast Newscast sits down with Indian Mound President Jimmy Fitzner to talk about some of the activities and challenges the neighborhood organization is tackling. Indian Mound is…
adminMichael BushnellPublisher An RFP (Request For Proposal) that would have created a $7.1 million low barrier shelter at Hope Faith Ministries, 705 Virginia Ave.,died during Thursday’s city council meeting on…
EllieAna HaleEllieAna HaleCommunity Engagement Intern & Reporter Kansas City is making strides toward a cleaner future with the introduction of new 65-gallon trash carts. Backed by an $8.5 million City ordinance, roughly…
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