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Go Chicken Go’s Great Northland Adventure: A Saga of Permits, Promises, and Patience

Kansas City, MO — In a stunning development that surprised absolutely no one, Kansas City’s beloved fried chicken joint, Go Chicken Go, has yet again managed to turn the simple act of opening a new location into a multi-year epic that rivals the wait for a new "Game of Thrones" book. More than a year ago, the intrepid folks at Go Chicken Go took out permits for the former Taco Bueno building at 380 N.E. Vivion Road. Now, with bated breath, the local chicken aficionados are greeted with the latest tantalizing update. Go Chicken Go has now applied for a “Construct Addition to Existing Commercial Building” permit in addition to renewing their existing permits. Yes, dear reader, the slow-cooked saga continues. Residents of the Northland, those brave souls who still believe in the promises of fried chicken bliss, have been living in a state of suspended anticipation. They’ve watched as Go Chicken Go’s website https://gochickengo.com/locations/ keeps up the charade, consistently

!Go Chicken Go! New KC North Location!

In a move that has foodies across Kansas City clucking with excitement, cult favorite restaurant Go Chicken Go has announced that it will be opening a new 6th location in the Northland, next to the new Whataburger off Barry Rd and I-169 with a tentative opening planned for in January 2024. There are also plans for a location at Vivion Rd and North Oak Trafficway.

New Restaurants Coming to Northland KC

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

Vacant Houses in Gladstone, MO Causing Concern.

Amidst the well-manicured lawns and pristine facades of a quaint suburban neighborhood lies a vacant house, its front door replaced by a sheet of plywood secured by a lock, and its windows shattered. The desolate state of the property has remained unchanged for two years, and the whereabouts of its inhabitants remain a mystery to the local community. While one kindly neighbor occasionally tends to the overgrown lawn, the question remains: what can be done to address the blight that has befallen this once-charming dwelling? If you are concerned about the condition of the vacant house and believe that it may pose a safety hazard or attract criminal activity, there are several actions you can take: Contact your local government: Your local government may have an office or department responsible for addressing vacant or abandoned properties. They may be able to provide guidance on what can be done about the property or initiate an inspection to determine if the property is in violation of

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