Once again . . . We never have time for nice stuff on this blog EXCEPT for Sunday. And so we take a moment to share some of our favorite stories on the topic of community and so many people doing their best for neighbors.
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Turning nostalgia into community: Self-care book fair brings Kansas City readers together
A self-care book fair is bringing Kansas City readers together, drawing inspiration from the elementary school book fairs many grew up with.
Kansas City area family hosts fundraiser to help children fight cancer
From ringing the bell herself, to helping out other kids going through the same struggles that she did, one Kansas City metro family is helping children fight cancer one care package at a time.
New autism clinic opens in Blue Springs to expand access to care for families
The new Autism Support Now clinic in Blue Springs offers ABA therapy for kids, easing waitlists across the region.
Missouri family turns 6-year-old's rare cancer battle into new laws aimed at finding a cure
What began as the worst day of one Missouri family's life has become a statewide effort to help children facing rare diseases.
State senator, law enforcement host brunch to tackle minority mental health, teen and domestic violence
On Saturday, Missouri Sen. Barbara Ann Washington and Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority Incorporated brought community members together to discuss ways to address mental health challenges in Kansas City.
Vacant KC hotel transforms into homes for families getting back on their feet
One City Council member said, "We oughta build 10 more of these."
E-bike takeover: North Kansas City Schools teacher takes action on student e-bike safety
E-bikes are growing in popularity among students in the Northland, and North Kansas City Schools is taking a proactive approach to address safety concerns before the school year begins.
Community rallies to replace $7,000 in stolen tools for Lee's Summit handyman
A Lee's Summit handyman says thieves stole nearly $7,000 worth of tools from his truck. Within 24 hours, a GoFundMe campaign raised enough money to replace them as police continue investigating.
North Kansas City park opens decades after Eagle Scout drew up original plans
Last month, a new park opened in North Kansas City, which isn't necessarily big news. But it was pretty big for the man who designed the layout in 1980.
Community honors Wyandotte County Deputy Elijah Ming one year after death
One year has passed since Wyandotte County Deputy Elijah Ming was shot and killed in the line of duty.
Kansas City 10-year-old with juvenile arthritis creates artwork to raise money for research
Grace Miller, a 10-year-old living with juvenile arthritis, is turning her love of painting into hope for others through the Arthritis Foundation's Art for Arthritis event in Kansas City.
OP business owner wins $20k grant for gift boxes tailored to those with cancer
Contents within packages from The Balm Box are catered to people with cancer. Items help with treatment and/or recovery.
Get south KC back to school help, where donate supplies
It's back to school season, and south Kansas City organizations are working to ensure students begin the year with the supplies they need to thrive.
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