Bob Spradling was a fine choice for the PTA Founders Day community service award.
When children are exploited through pornography, the trauma caused by the horrific ordeal is an ongoing struggle into adulthood.
With such heightened tensions around the Middle East, particularly with Israel’s almost hysterical opposition to the recent Goldstone report, it should be no surprise that a new novel, “The Galilean Secret,” is scheduled to be released this May.
The city of Buckner learned a valuable lesson in communications this week.
Recently Kim Haynes, senior program manager at Fairmount Community Center, ask our own “Yesterday Kids” who attend activities at the center a simple but insightful question.
Missourians deserve good government at the local and state levels, and the root of good government is openness, transparency and accountability.
The Blue Springs Citizens Police Academy consists of a nine-week course designed to give residents an inside look at how the Police Department operates. Wanda and I are participating in the academy together this winter and have found it to be an enjoyable experience.
As work to extend the Katy Trail slowly brings the popular hiking and biking corridor closer to Kansas City, there are unfinished issues.
Hello, and welcome to Jason’s wonderful world of air travel. You can’t sneak a penknife, lighter or bottle of bourbon onto an airplane without being cuffed, detained, beaten and charged $8 for a glass of Pepsi in the airport lounge, but ...
