Kansas City Northeast News

Northeast News, based in Kansas City, is a weekly community newspaper that has received awards for its coverage. It focuses on happenings in and around the Historic Northeast area of Kansas City.

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Asian Heritage Month Goes Out in Hues with Annual Culture Festival

4 days ago | northeastnews.net | Julia Williams

Various live performances were offered throughout the day on Saturday, May 31 at Zhou B Arts Center for AANHPI Festival. | Photo by Julia Williams On the last day of Asian American, Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islander (AANHPI) Heritage month — May 1 through May 31 — local nonprofit Hella Good Deeds and Columbus Park’s Café Cà Phê (916 E.
Pearce Construction Company Makes Progress on Sheffield Recovery Program’s Third Residential Facility

1 week ago | northeastnews.net | Julia Williams

Construction in progress across from Sheffield Neighborhood Association Community Orchard. | Photo by Julia Williams In October 2024, Sheffield Place held a groundbreaking just across the street from SEVI House (1004 Newton Ave.) — the nonprofit’s second rehabilitation facility — for what would become its third housing and recovery building.
Distillery Boosts Kansas City Whiskey Recognition with Placement on New York Landmark’s Menu

1 week ago | northeastnews.net | Julia Williams

Kansas City Whiskey now on The Met's formal dinning menu in Manhattan, N.Y. | Photo courtesy of J.
Independence Avenue Security Provider Presents Shoplifting Deterrence Program

1 week ago | northeastnews.net | Dorri Partain

Ryan McFarlin with Titan Protection gives presentation on May 17 at Northeast Kansas City Chamber of Commerce office.
Pendleton Heights Neighbors Raise Concerns with Unlawful Activity at Lookout Point

1 week ago | northeastnews.net | Julia Williams

Signage at Kessler Park's Lookout Point aimed to prevent illegal dumping within this area. | Photo by Julia Williams Illegal dumping is not a new concept for Kansas City or its surrounding areas.
All is Calm (?) After Benton Boulevard Intersection Repavement — OP-ED - Northeast News

2 weeks ago | northeastnews.net | Dorri Partain

Artists created colorful murals at each intersection corner in August 2022. File Photo In August 2022, a group of commissioned artists transformed the intersection at 12th Street and Benton Boulevard with street corner murals and other painted elements to give pedestrians refuge and narrowed streets to cross safely.
Community Clothing Swap Draws Neighborhood Engagement, Encourages Sustainable Fashion

2 weeks ago | northeastnews.net | Julia Williams

Clothes, Coffee and Community — three elements, which were in no shortage on Saturday, May 17 at PH Coffee (2200 Lexington Ave.) for the Pendleton Heights neighborhood’s first “Community Clothing Swap.” After a two-month planning process, Pendleton Heights residents, Hannah Arredondo and her partner, Bobby Burch, along with three other core event volunteers, worked to set up tables and collapsible shelves on Saturday inside PH Coffee’s Social Gallery and extended onto its newly renovated...
Substance Rehabilitation Program Honors Collin Carter with New Recovery Home

2 weeks ago | northeastnews.net | Julia Williams

Memorial in the dinning room of new Healing House recovery home for Collin Carter. | Photo by Julia Williams A case of opportune timing played a role in Healing House KC — a substance recovery organization — acquiring its newest property, which was an accomplishment 20 years in the making.
New Owner, Fresh Look, Classic Menu for Iconic Harold’s Drive-In

2 weeks ago | northeastnews.net | Dorri Partain

The new look for Harold’s Drive-In (1337 Admiral Blvd.), which embraces a nostalgic, 1958 appearance. | Photo by Dorri Partain From hot, crispy fries to cold, creamy shakes and sundaes, the new menu at Harold’s Drive-In (1337 Admiral Blvd.) offers a nostalgic taste of the past — in more ways than one.
Early Childhood Program Celebrates 60 Years, Braces for Uncertain Future in Select Locations

2 weeks ago | northeastnews.net | Julia Williams

Head Start sign, which was on display at the Family Fun Resource Fair, May 9. | Photo by Julia Williams For 60 years, Head Start — a nationwide organization — has worked to provide education and resources for children ages three to five years old, offering services to low-income families and children with disabilities.