Paying it Forward
The secret? Brett Schoffner likes dirt. So much so that he’s almost single handedly transformed the woods in Kessler Park that border the Cliff Drive State Scenic ByWay
The secret? Brett Schoffner likes dirt. So much so that he’s almost single handedly transformed the woods in Kessler Park that border the Cliff Drive State Scenic ByWay
Julia WilliamsEditor-in-Chief Strolling down Park Avenue and its neighboring streets, this section of Pendleton Heights offers many sights including Kessler Park, Historic Northeast homes, the community garden and more than…
Dorri Partain Managing Editor A popular holiday drive-thru event, which called Cliff Drive home for the past two years, announced a new location when it reopens in November. Winter Magic — …
Dorri Partain Assistant Editor June 27, the first public engagement “Open House” was held to garner input for three designs concerning improvements to Kessler Park’s North Terrace Lake. Often referred to…
Wednesday, June 26- TMF Summer Fun, 5:30 to 6:30 p.m., North-East Branch Library, 6000 Wilson Ave. Join fitness coach Tony Temple for an hour of fun activities for kids ages…
RobyLane KelleyEditorial Intern Youth summer activities fill up quickly, however, Anita B. Gorman Conservation Discovery Center, is finds free ways for families to get outside and learn. This discovery center,…
The 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…
Join us in a conversation with Scarritt Renaissance Neighborhood Association President Jacob Luke. The Scarritt Renaissance Neighborhood, named after Reverend Nathan Scarritt, a Methodist missionary and educator, traces its origins…
As one of Kansas City’s oldest communities, Pendleton Heights is often referred to as Kansas City’s first suburb. The area was originally settled in the late 1880s by some of…
Created as an international holiday to support environmental protection, Earth Day was first celebrated on April 22, 1970. The Kansas City Parks & Recreation Department is hosting cleanups in parks…