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adminNortheast News Feb. 9, 2011 Two Kansas City men were sentenced Feb. 4 for a grocery store robbery and murder near 12th Street and Askew. Jackson County judge Joel May…
adminWhittier Elementary School teacher Garrett Christensen uses an unlikely classroom theme for his kindergartners, college life, to encourage them to plan ahead. Submitted photo By Leslie Collins Northeast News Feb.…
adminKathy Drews By Leslie Collins Northeast News Feb. 9, 2011 Through bitter cold and slick snow, Kathy Drews totes a snow shovel to her neighborhood bus stop at St. John…
adminBy Leslie Collins Northeast News Feb. 8, 2011 Using a space heater in an upstairs bedroom, the family at 1231 Askew was trying to stay warm. But the warmth of…
adminFeb. 8, 2011 Children all over town came to Kansas City Museum’s Kids Saturday Workshop held Feb. 5. Museum educator Beth Harris led the workshop and shared about the history…
adminFeb. 8, 2011 From top to bottom: Kansas City Museum employee Ericka King helps Cooper and Dakota McGaw build a bridge during Family Fun Day Feb. 6. The brother and…
adminFeb. 8, 2011 From top to bottom: Central Bank of Kansas City employee Donna McLauren helps a customer pick out a prize during the bank’s Go Red for Women and…
adminNortheast News Feb. 8, 2011 To inform the public of Kansas City’s proposed budget, the mayor and city council will be hosting a series of public hearings to discuss next…
adminBy Michael Bushnell Northeast News Feb. 2, 2011 Around the turn of the 20th Century, it was not uncommon for local photo-postcard companies to go door-to-door in Kansas City’s more…
adminBy Leslie Collins Northeast News Feb. 2, 2011 The filing period for the Feb. 22 primary election has closed and 46 candidates are vying for a position. Listed below are…
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