News Dog Speaks: What happened to NoVA?
People traditionally have short attention spans and short memories, something politicians like to capitalize on when speaking to key voter issues such as government spending or violent crime. These days,…
People traditionally have short attention spans and short memories, something politicians like to capitalize on when speaking to key voter issues such as government spending or violent crime. These days,…
By Abby Hoover Healing House, a faith-based addiction recovery organization on St. John Avenue, is expanding once again to provide additional services for its clients and the community. New businesses,…
By Dorri Partain His front yard has been taken over by an assortment of over-sized bunnies and chicks, and Joe Cedillo could not be happier. The decorated lawn is only…
By Michael Bushnell For the fifth of six community listening sessions, the Greater Kansas City Chamber of Commerce partnered with the Northeast Chamber of Commerce to host a community listening…
Thursday, April 7 – Kansas City, Missouri residents will have a chance to share their vision for the city’s next police chief in a series of listening sessions across the…
By Abby Hoover Vietnam Café in Columbus Park was one of a handful of businesses honored for Women’s History Month by Kansas City Mayor Quinton Lucas on Wednesday, March 16.…
By Abby Hoover This week’s issue is dedicated to the historic neighborhoods of Northeast Kansas City, Mo. The six neighborhoods – Pendleton Heights, Scarritt Renaissance, Indian Mound, Sheffield, Lykins and…
By Abby Hoover Pendleton Heights is Northeast’s westernmost neighborhood that boasts Kansas City’s first Boulevard, portions of three city parks, one of only two nationally-listed urban scenic byways, and the…
By Dorri Partain South of Independence Avenue and east of Hardesty Avenue lies the Sheffield neighborhood. In the shadow of industrial sites, a small residential community is bolstered by the…
By Abby Hoover The Lykins neighborhood, named after the first elected mayor of Kansas City, Dr. Johnston Lykins, is undergoing a transformation to add improved housing, more accessible green spaces…