The few golf courses in the region that have opened for the season are already very busy.
Manager of Country Meadows on Indian Mountain Leanne Richardson says with the pandemic members are thrilled be getting out again, “The members have said that it is great to be back because this is all they could do last summer. They didn’t do anything all winter, especially people who are retired, because they were limited with what they could do. ‘
Richardson says they got an earlier start this season because of the weather, “It does get very busy usually when we first open, because people are anxious to get going, but also because there aren’t as many golf courses open, so we do deal with some bigger crowds. Last year was very busy. We got started as soon as we were able to get started and we were very busy for the first few weeks. It stayed very busy throughout the season, under the limitations on what people could do. We are anticipating similar this year, but we have had more
Educators discuss ways to elevate the Black student experience
41 Action News hosts virtual town hall
41 Action News anchor Rae Daniel hosted a virtual town hall with Black educators Thursday afternoon. The group discussed a range of topics that touched on diversity and inequity issues in the Kansas City area.
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KANSAS CITY, Mo. â 41 Action News hosted a virtual town hall with Black educators around Kansas City to open a conversation about racial inequities, representation, leadership in education and much more.
The town hall, facilitated by 41 Action News anchor Rae Daniel, put the experiences of Black students and educators at the forefront of the discussion.