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Push for Royals Stadium Negotiations Despite Voter's Wrath By Josiah Bechthold With Jackson County voters giving a resounding "no" to a 40-year, 3/8 cent sales tax for a downtown baseball stadium, the Royals are now casting their gaze toward Clay County. And why wouldn't they? After all, with no election opposition in sight, Clay County Commissioners can advocate for a new stadium to their heart's content without fearing the wrath of voters.

New Restaurants Coming to Northland KC

Our friends at JoyceKC sent us this one. Nine Kansas City Northland restaurant updates. And more--

Smithville's Mayor Boley Losing His Way?

Damien Boley is not just any ordinary man; he is the mayor of Smithville, serving as mayor since 2018. You see, Damien Boley is a fervent believer in progressive ideals who has dreamed of transforming Smithville into a bastion of climate action progress, sustainability, and carbon reduction footprints. He envisions bike lanes replacing roads, artisanal coffee shops on every corner, and a community where everyone espouses his progressive values. At first, many in Smithville welcomed Damien's vision. They saw him as a breath of fresh air, a leader who would take their town into a bright and sustainable future. But now, cracks have begun to appear in Damien's facade. Underneath his progressive rhetoric lays a darker agenda. Damien had struck deals with big developers behind closed doors, promising them lucrative tax breaks and incentives in exchange for their support. He saw gentrification as the path to his utopia, even if it meant sacrificing the soul of Smithville in the proc

Possibility of Chiefs' Facility Relocation to NKC

By Brice McCuiston , April 13, 2024 In a surprising development for football enthusiasts across the region, a Clay County commissioner has hinted at the possibility of the Kansas City Chiefs relocating their administrative office and training facility. The commissioner's statement has sparked widespread speculation and discussion about the potential implications of such a move. The announcement came through a tweet from the commissioner's official account, stating, "Will the Kansas City Chiefs be moving their administrative office and training facility to #ClayCounty? #KCMO is looking at #HarlemKC as a potential location to pitch the team." This tweet has since garnered significant attention on social media platforms, with fans and analysts alike weighing in on the potential ramifications. While details surrounding the potential relocation remain scarce, the mention of HarlemKC in North Kansas City, Missouri as a potential site for the Chiefs' facilities has rai

Four Candidates Vie for Seats on Gladstone City Council in April Elections

As the city of Gladstone gears up for its upcoming City Council elections on April 2, 2024, residents are eager to see who will emerge as their representatives for the next term. With two seats up for grabs, four candidates have thrown their hats into the ring, each bringing their unique perspectives and visions for the future of the city. The candidates vying for a seat on the Gladstone City Council are Spencer Davis, Cody McElroy, Mike Ebenroth, and Jean Moore. Each candidate comes from diverse backgrounds and brings a wealth of experience to the table.

Smithville Mayoral Candidate April Haddock Pledges to Prioritize Community Needs

With the upcoming Smithville elections in sight on April 2nd, April Haddock, is a conservative mayoral candidate with a vision for responsible governance and community-driven progress. Her decision to run for mayor was encouraged by local business interests opposed to the current city government, recognizing her commitment to fostering a prosperous yet authentic Smithville. With a clear focus on essential services, infrastructure development, and preserving the character of the community, Haddock aims to address the pressing needs of the city while standing firm against special interests. Vowing to champion the interests of the community against what she describes as the undue influence of developers and an unresponsive city board. In a passionate statement, Haddock declared her commitment to fair taxation, essential services, and a more empathetic approach to governance.

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