The Shawnee Dispatch • 22nd July 2018 Residential development proposed for historic Kenneth Smith property Nestled in the heart of Shawnee, amidst rolling terrain and ponds and extensive foliage, is a historic spot that put the city on the map for decades.
The Shawnee Dispatch • 3rd July 2018 Remembering Monticello: Local organization embraces history of former township Amidst the busy intersections, shopping centers and pristine subdivisions of western Shawnee, it’s easy to get lost in modern America’s accelerated lifestyle. But hidden in plain sight are ghosts of the American frontier.
The Shawnee Dispatch • 20th March 2018 ‘Modern urban’ in western Shawnee The Steiner residence, located in the Grey Oaks subdivision in western Shawnee, is a far cry from the average house, both in looks and functionality.
The Shawnee Dispatch • 1st December 2017 Who killed JFK?: Shawnee historian seeks truth behind assassination Casey Quinlan considers his 50 years worth of in-depth research anything but a ‘conspiracy theory.’ He sees it as a quest for the truth.
The Shawnee Dispatch • 20th November 2017 Shawnee Mission Health announces MD Anderson affiliation It’s one of the most respected cancer institutes in the world. And now, it’s level of care is being brought to the Shawnee area.
The Shawnee Dispatch • 8th August 2017 Walking across America: Chicago backpacker with a cause stops in Shawnee to discuss his journey Frank Chiarelli doesn’t want you to follow in his footsteps. He wants you to be inspired by them.
The Kansas City Star • 26th April 2016 At 80, Shirley Marley is still dancing — and turning out stars With her petite stature and humble demeanor, Marley is more than just a dance teacher with a milestone birthday this month. She’s the quiet force behind generations of dancers, actors, singers and producers who have achieved significant success in the entertainment industry.
The Kansas City Star • 19th April 2016 Two years after hate crime shootings, Mindy Corporon vows to ‘banish fear and ignorance of other faiths’ Each bullet fired was intended to ignite hatred and fear in Kansas City’s Jewish community. Instead, the echoes of those gunshots from two years ago are bringing people of all faiths closer together.
The Kansas City Star • 12th April 2016 Teen musician Gracie Schram melds her passions for music and community service An aspiring musician from Leawood has learned maintaining authenticity in the entertainment industry comes with sacrifice.
The Kansas City Star • 24th March 2015 Brookridge redevelopment plan sparks emotions at Overland Park meeting Many residents living near Brookridge Golf & Fitness don’t want to see their paradise, an 18-hole golf course, paved for a mixed-use development.