We were thinking that it doesn't always have to be Sunday in order to take a moment and understand the obvious . . .
Despite political differences and constantly shifting perspectives . . .
There are a lot of people in Kansas City doing the right thing and helping to make their neighborhoods and communities a better place.
And so we take a quick moment to offer a peek at some of our favorite local stories about community service, strength in the face of adversity and locals helping one another . . .
From a basement to a movement: Kansas nonprofit sees largest expansion to support mothers across the KC metro
A Kansas nonprofit that has spent years helping mothers across the Kansas City metro is growing again - this time into a space 10 times larger than its previous location.
Kansas City-area high school coach battles cancer, returns to coach team in state tournament
A postseason run turned into something much bigger for Faith Christian Academy this season.
Heart of Kansas City: Habitat for Humanity volunteer finds purpose after retirement
Lafolette volunteers every week as part of what she calls the "regular Wednesday crew."
Kansas City woman leads charge to empower community with financial literacy, advice
Financial problems can feel endless, but a Kansas City financial consultant is working to provide solutions for her community.
Students lead effort for 'Fill Those Trucks' food drive
High school students collected non-perishables to stock local food pantries this weekend
Village Shalom's Tovertafel brings joy to memory support
Last year, Village Shalom introduced the ToverCare program, featuring the Tovertafel, an interactive projection system designed specifically for individuals living with dementia.
Kansas City mom, quadruple amputee, has successful kidney transplant with brother's donation
Brie Morgan Bauer, a mom of three and quadruple amputee, has had a successful living kidney donation.
As baseball card collecting enjoys a renaissance, its power to unite generations remains
Baseball card collecting has changed a lot in the last 30 years, but "the hobby" is still largely about the thrill of the hunt as KSHB 41 found out at Valley Sports Cards in Grain Valley.
Grandview Jazz Band takes center stage at historic theater
The event, sponsored by the TJB Foundation, Inc., was part of the 20th Annual Jazzin' at the Gem concert that showcased other outstanding high school jazz bands.
Changing the future, one hour at a time - The Leaven Catholic Newspaper
by Jill Ragar Esfeldjill.esfeld@theleaven.org KANSAS CITY, Kan. - What is the greatest impact you can have on a child's future given just one hour a week? Mary Anne Brown knows. A member of St. Pius X Parish in Mission, Brown volunteers with the Learning Club after-school tutoring program.