From yellow to red
Things are turning from yellow to red in North Kansas City, and we’re not talking traffic lights.
The City Council voted 6-2 at its Aug. 26 meeting to replace an aging fire truck with a new truck designed to North Kansas City Fire Department specifications. One of those specifications included a red paint scheme, not yellow.
OFF AND RUNNING: Trojans await angry Jaguars this week
It is one thing to play a Class 6 Blue Springs South team coming off a normal week.
Park Hill High will find out how different it is to play a Jaguars team coming off a 42-14 pasting by Rockhurst the previous week.
Airline poised to lay off KCI employees
Platte County may be in line to lose hundreds of jobs when American Airlines shifts some of its maintenance work from Kansas City to Tulsa, Okla., next year.
New salon brings French culture to Northland
There is a unique salon and boutique now open for business in the Northland. Se Faire Belle Salon and French Boutique opened its doors at 9578 N. McGee St. near Missouri Highway 152 and North Oak on May 1.
Oak Park art teacher among best in state
Mark Anderson can do and teach.
School district OKs new budget for 2008-2009
Despite a financial pinch, North Kansas City Schools has a budget that holds the line on property taxes.
District Board of Education members approved $252.6 million in spending and a $5.89 per $100 of assessed property valuation tax rate for the 2008-2009 school year during its Aug. 26 meeting.
The tax rate is unchanged from last year, according to Chief Financial Officer Paul Harrell.
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