Ben Anderson might have found his ideal car.
Deon Cummings is starting to feel a little bit of pressure with only one of this year’s three national competitions under his belt.
With the strains of “Amazing Grace” in the background, 161 names were slowly read aloud Friday afternoon.
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The Jackson County Historical Society is staging a local, historical re-trial that set the community ablaze back in 1898 when our community was “at the twilight of the 19th century.”
It was time to take Dad to the VA Hospital for a check-up, and he wasn’t happy about it. Even though he’s mobile, walking or doing anything out of the ordinary makes him nervous.
I showed up an hour earlier than needed, as I had a feeling it was going to take some coaxing to get him into the car. Actually it took more than just coaxing to get his shoes on. He wasn’t talking, was less than cooperative and had a scowl on his face I hadn’t seen since my teenage years.
Help. Please. Four days ago I came down with a wicked case of poison ivy.
As its contribution to the Historic Preservation Month activities in Independence, the Civil War Round Table of Western Missouri is sponsoring an antebellum homes tour instead of its usual guided bus tour to Civil War sites.
Bubby Williams always dreamed of playing professional baseball in Kansas City.
This is how much the Grain Valley girls soccer team has improved in the last year:
When the Eagles met Notre Dame de Sion in the district championship last year, the Grain Valley girls were celebrating following a 9-0 loss because the Storm did not reach the mercy rule.
