Show Me KC Schools will host citywide open houses from 10 a.m. to noon this Saturday. Multiple schools will participate in the event as part of National School Choice Awareness Week, which ...
Read More »Christian College Fair Returns to KC March 1
Our 27th year! Kansas City’s largest Christian College Fair is set to showcase up to 50 faith-based universities under one roof. This pivotal event, scheduled for March 1st, comes at a time ...
Read More »Missouri’s Cleaver May Join Exodus of Democrats Skipping Inauguration
Rep. Emanuel Cleaver of Missouri stands at a crossroads that symbolizes the shifting Democratic response to President-elect Donald Trump’s second inauguration. The Kansas City Democrat may miss the ceremony, citing a scheduling ...
Read More »National #WearBlueDay Highlights Growing Human Trafficking Crisis With 27.6 Million Victims Worldwide
The U.S. Department of Homeland Security is mobilizing Americans to participate in #WearBlueDay this Saturday, marking National Human Trafficking Awareness Day on January 11, to spotlight the devastating global crisis of human ...
Read More »Kansas City Warming Centers Open as Dangerous Cold Continues
Although the blizzard is over, frigid temperatures remain in Kansas City, where record-breaking snowfall of 11 inches has left many seeking shelter. If a friend, family member or even a stranger needs ...
Read More »Kansas City’s Fellowship of Christian Athletes Celebrates 70 Years of Impact
One of the major milestones of 2024 is the 70th anniversary of the Fellowship of Christian Athletes, a Kansas City ministry that has transformed millions of lives worldwide. The organization grew out ...
Read More »Broadway in Kansas City Brings Six New Shows in 2025
Once Kansas City digs out of the snow and ice, it will be able to enjoy the 2024-2025 Broadway in Kansas City season. It is a combination of beloved productions and premiers. ...
Read More »Chiefs Faith Culture: From Hunt Family to Mahomes, Christianity Shapes NFL Champions
The Kansas City Chiefs have had a number of improbable finishes to games this season on their way to homefield advantage in the AFC playoffs. While some might call these finishes miraculous, ...
Read More »Parkville Women’s Clinic: Inspiring Families, Changing Lives
For two decades, Parkville Women’s Clinic has been a beacon of hope, serving women, men, and families in our community with Christ-like compassion. As Executive Director Sonya Rice explains, “We meet them ...
Read More »Found & Woven releases new curriculum, “Not Alone”
Found & Woven, is excited to announce the upcoming release of Not Alone, a resource designed to bring hope and healing to those impacted by abortion. This project is the result of ...
Read More »Hill’s Pet Nutrition Launches $130,000 Welcome Home Initiative to Cover Pet Adoption Costs
Adopting a pet is a common New Year‘s resolution for 2025. Hill’s Pet Nutrition, which is based in the Kansas City area, is helping making it easier to adopt. Its Welcome Home ...
Read More »Missouri State Parks First Day Hikes Offer Healthy Start to 2025
Looking to kickstart your New Year’s fitness resolution? Missouri State Parks is organizing guided First Day Hikes across the state, offering residents a chance to begin 2025 immersed in nature’s beauty. The ...
Read More »Kansas Laws Taking Effect January 1, 2025: What You Need to Know
Kansas passed numerous laws that the Republican-controlled legislature hopes will ease tax burdens, trash fees and improve school funding. They each go into effect on New Year’s Day, 2025. No More Food ...
Read More »Family-Friendly New Year’s Eve Celebrations Promise Early Bedtimes in Kansas City
Not every New Year’s Eve celebration requires staying up until midnight and dealing with crowds of people. Several family-friendly events in the Kansas City area will allow everyone to have a good ...
Read More »ABC’s Negotiations With Local TV Stations Concerning, Says FCC Commissioner
Brendan Carr, a commissioner at the Federal Communications Commission (FCC), has raised concerns about the impact of TV network ABC’s ongoing broadcast agreement negotiations with local TV stations. The concerns come at ...
Read More »Expert Travel Tips: How to Navigate Airports During the Busy Holiday Season
With a record-breaking 7.85 million passengers taking to the skies this holiday season, knowing how to navigate airports efficiently has never been more crucial. Here are expert-backed strategies to make your airport ...
Read More »Local Recovery Organization Plans Day of Giving as KC Faces Record Homelessness
In a city where more than 2,200 people experience homelessness each night, a local recovery organization is stepping up to make a difference this holiday season. Healing House KC, a faith-based recovery ...
Read More »Local woman displays large collection of nativity scenes at Merriam Christian Church
Margi Colerick has taken the collection of nativity scenes to a new level, with 60 tubs full of sculptures weighing around 1,500 pounds. “It takes two weeks, several days, to put up, ...
Read More »Rural Mail Service Cuts Draw Fire from Missouri Congressman, Farm Groups
A controversial plan by the U.S. Postal Service to reduce mail pickup times in rural areas is facing strong opposition from congressional leaders and agricultural organizations, who say it would create a ...
Read More »Kansas Abortion Numbers Hit Historic High in 2023, State Data Shows
The number of abortions performed in Kansas reached its highest level since record-keeping began in 1976. State health officials report 19,467 procedures in 2023, marking a more than 50% increase from the ...
Read More »Area Living Nativities Offer Meaningful Activity for Families
Living nativities are a tradition across the Kansas City area. Here are several you can still catch before Christmas. Hickory Grove Baptist Church Date: December 15 and 22, 2024 Time: 5-7 PM ...
Read More »Kansas City Mayor’s Nonprofit Spending Sparks Ethics Probe
Questions are mounting over Kansas City Mayor Quinton Lucas’s use of nonprofit funds for travel and entertainment, including a pricey Super Bowl junket that’s drawn the attention of ethics watchdogs. An investigation ...
Read More »Jewish Community Center to hold several holiday events this month
Although people of the Jewish faith don’t celebrate Christmas, plenty of festive activities are on tap at the Jewish Community Center of Greater Kansas City this month. Christians are invited to experience ...
Read More »No business like snow business: More effective shoveling
Last weekend’s unexpectedly heavy snowfall was a reminder that winter weather has arrived. That means it’s time to start shoveling and scraping the white stuff. The accumulated weight and moisture of up ...
Read More »Giving TOYSday can help make Christmas brighter for kids in need
With Black Friday, Small-Business Saturday and Cyber Monday over, the focus now turns to giving. The Marine Toys for Tots Program is encouraging the public to embrace the spirit of generosity on ...
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