The Gift of News - Northeast News
2024年12月24日 · Admin Lost to history is the very first issue of The Northeast News, first published in 1932 by founder Matthew Orr. At that time, there were dozens of newspapers covering what was happening in and around Kansas City. No doubt, the early days of our community paper published small notices regarding marriages, new babies, obituaries,
Eatery Open Since 1958 to Close Dec. 31 - Northeast News
2024年12月17日 · Dorri Partain Managing Editor Burgers, eggs, sausage and bacon sizzle on the griddle, prepared to satisfy breakfast and lunchtime hunger pangs, order after order and year after year. Harold’s Drive-In at 1337 Admiral Blvd., nestled between a Rodeway Inn and Hope Faith Ministries, has earned iconic status — not just for its location but also
Kansas City Clears Northeast Unhoused Encampment, Thursday
2024年11月21日 · Michael Bushnell. Contributor . BREAKING— Kansas City City Crews were hard at work Thursday morning, Nov. 21 at the intersection of Chouteau Trafficway and Belmont Boulevard — clearing a large homeless encampment along the east bluff of Kessler Park. Upwards of 30 people had lived in this camp up until approximately one month ago when the city began to offer services and relocation ...
Northeast Historical Society Hosts 11th Annual Homes Tour
2024年10月17日 · Dorri Partain Managing Editor The 11th annual Northeast Kansas City Historical Society homes tour featured four homes and a church on Saturday, Oct.12. This home at 1125 Benton Blvd. in the Lykins neighborhood was built in 1895 and is under restoration. This homes tour has featured various Northeast landmarks over its years including the Kansas
353: Scarritt Renaissance Neighborhood Association Sets the …
On this week’s Northeast Newscast, Julia Williams sat down with Scarritt Renaissance Neighborhood Association President, Jacob Luke and Scarritt Renaissance Neighborhood Association President Elect, Dylan Van Gerben to discuss the neighborhood’s 29th annual Scare-it Halloween event Oct. 31 and additional happenings around Scarritt. Additional discussions include current projects the ...
An Arts and Crafts Era Christmas - Northeast News
2024年12月19日 · Michael Bushnell Contributing Historian With the Arts and Crafts Movement in full swing at the time, we bring you this simple, Christmas greeting postcard sent from Chicago, Illinois to Miss Ella O’Connor in Truxton, Cortland County, New York on December 20th, 1915. The hand printed, personal message on the back of the card reads: “I
Northeast News KC — Seeking Truth, Empowering Communities
Trending News: Independence Avenue Gas Station Shooting Results in Homicide, Thursday Evening — UPDATE Columbus Park Welcomes Digital Literacy Space to its Community Center, Thursday Vehicle Missing from Truman Road Hit and Run Incident, Monday Community Calendar Vacant Apartment, Scene of Sunday Blaze — Updated Northeast Community Celebrates Life of “Radio Tony” American Jazz Museum ...
Sheffield Breaks Ground on Third Residential Recovery Facility ...
2024年10月23日 · Julia Williams Editor-in-Chief Smells of fresh barbecue wafted and ‘80s music faintly wavered as Sheffield Neighborhood residents gathered Wednesday, Oct. 23 at the corner of Tenth and Newton Avenues to witness the groundbreaking of Sheffield Place’s third residential structure. Sheffield Place — a nonprofit organization, which provides assistance and safe housing for women and their
Lodged Truck Shuts down Independence Avenue - Northeast News
2024年11月13日 · Admin BREAKING — The morning of Nov. 13, Independence Avenue’s infamous “Truck-Eating Bridge,” lived up to its name as a semi-truck was trapped in its path going westbound along the Avenue. Currently, this roadway will remain shut down until this truck can be removed from the scene. Additional information is unknown at this time.
County rolls out new property tax freeze program for area seniors
2024年3月13日 · Michael BushnellPublisher On Monday, March 4th, Jackson County officials announced a property tax freeze program for eligible senior citizens authorized by the passage of a new state law. Senate Bill 190, which was passed by the Missouri Senate during the 2023 session, was signed into law by Governor Mike Parson in August of this year.