City announces changes to affect taxpayers - Northeast News
WEBDec 24, 2020 · On Wednesday, Dec. 23, the City of Kansas City, Mo. notified taxpayers of tax-related changes that begin January 1, 2021. "We want Kansas City, Missouri, taxpayers to be ready to make the necessary adjustments," according to the press release. Here are the new requirements that will affect taxpayers and businesses for the upcoming tax year:
Northeast News KC — Seeking Truth, Empowering Communities
WEBThe NEKC Chamber invites you to its bi-annual International Taste and Tour Sept. 6. Historic Northeast residents and beyond have the opportunity to attend the 12th annual International Marketplace Taste and Tour from 11:30 a.m., to 2:30 p.m. Sept. 6, on Independence Avenue.The International…. Continue reading.
About Us - Northeast News
WEBAbout Us. Kansas City’s Northeast News is a free weekly print and online publication focused on the gathering and delivery of news that is relevant to the Historic Northeast Kansas City community. Established in 1932, it has evolved into a multimedia Community Journalism outlet, reporting on local government, education, public health, social ...
Historic Northeast Neighborhood Issue
WEBMar 16, 2022 · News News Lead Uncategorized. March 16, 2022. 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 Independence Plaza – date back to the …
Gem of the Rockies - Northeast News
WEBMay 29, 2024 · Gem of the Rockies. With summer vacation season upon us, we offer this wonderful view of Buffalo Bill Cody’s final resting place atop Lookout Mountain just outside Denver, Colorado entitled: Gateway to Lookout Mountain Park, Colo. The description on the back of the card reads, “After passing over the eight mile concrete road between Denver ...
As times change, so has Kansas City’s Telephone Building
WEBMay 12, 2021 · The two companies merged in 1919 to form the Kansas City Telephone Company. Two years prior to the merger, however, ground was broken at 11th and Oak on a 14-story building built expressly for the telephone company. Manpower was scarce at the time due to the onset of World War I, delaying the completion of …
321: Saving Sauer Castle and How to Advocate with Diane Euston
WEBJan 13, 2024 · She became actively involved in saving and preserving Sauer Castle in Kansas City, Kansas about three years ago when the castle’s rapidly deteriorating condition was shared on several local history social media outlets. Sauer Castle was built in 1871 by businessman Anton Sauer and sits on a high bluff overlooking the Armourdale Bottoms.
Podcast - Northeast News
WEBTrending News: 349: Kansas City Museum Historian in Residence discusses Hispanic and Latino Culture INDEPENDENCE AVENUE CORRIDOR OVERLAY – ZONE A 9/11 Memorial This Wednesday Community Calendar Northeast De-Clutters on Final Regular-Season Classifieds Award-Winning, Kansas City Novelist to Offer Lecture Series at Kansas City Museum Fairmount Park from Independence Avenue Remember This?
Northeast Arts KC 17th Annual Chalk Walk
WEBJuly 24, 2024. Northeast residents and art enthusiasts alike — join Northeast Arts KC and Art as Mentorship as they partner to host Chalk Walk and Celebrate Ameri’Kana Music and Arts Festival July 27 at Concourse Park (200 Benton Blvd). Chalk Walk hours will be from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m., and Ameri’Kana from 1 to 8 p.m.
REMEMBER THIS? Dick and Jane - Northeast News
WEBJan 15, 2020 · The new reading program mimicked the way children actually talked, by repeating words and simple sentences. Dick, Jane, and the rest of their family first appeared in the 1930 edition of the Elson-Gray Basic Reader series, written by the University of Chicago’s Professor of Education, William S. Gray. …
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