Community Calendar
Saturday, June 1– Summer Reading Party. 11 am to 2 pm, North-East Branch Library, 6000 Wilson Rd. Sign up for the Summer Reading program and get a free book. Food,…
Saturday, June 1– Summer Reading Party. 11 am to 2 pm, North-East Branch Library, 6000 Wilson Rd. Sign up for the Summer Reading program and get a free book. Food,…
This 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…
Michael 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…
Dorri Partain Assistant Editor Hey, Hey, we’re The Monkees, come and watch us sing and play. We’re the young generation, and we’ve got something to say… Made for television band The…
Michael BushnellPublisher In honor of the upcoming Memorial Day holiday, we offer this black and white C.T. (Curt Teich) Photo-Platin multi-view postcard that spotlights The Great Frieze, from end to…
101 Contractors & Builders MARK’S REMODELING ROOFING, SIDING, DOORS WINDOWS, PLUMBING SHEETROCK, ELECTRICAL NO JOB TOO SMALL 816-537-3193 104 Moving & Hauling BRUSH & TREE WORK GARAGE/ BASEMENT CLEANING, HAULING…
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…
Dorri Partain Assistant Editor From bakeries to motels and restaurants, the streets of Historic Northeast once featured glowing neon signs that beckoned patrons to those locations. After years of being removed…
Original wall collapse, taken February 9, 2024 | Photo by Dorri Partain
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…