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For nearly three months, the Scott Eicke Warming Center at Bartle Hall has provided a place for people experiencing homelessness to get out of the cold at night, meals, showers, and other services. Next week it is set to close.Kenneth Mobley, 57, has been a guest since the center started at the Garrison Community center. “I’m running through a rough spot right now in my life,” said Mobley. When the pandemic hit, he lost his job. Without unemployment support, he relied on his savings. His plan is to go to school to get a job as a truck driver.“I feel confident I’m going to work ...

Tony's Kansas City Saturday, March 06, 2021 Kansas City Homeless Crisis Persists After Convention Center Warming Camp Closed This cowtown dutifully spent more than half a million bucks to help keep impoverished people alive during a recent arctic chill. Now that the money and the brutal cold have evaporated, the lives of these poor scamps still haven't improved. Check more perspective on their plight which confronts just about every driver at a stoplight within city limits . . . Take a look: KANSAS CITY, Mo. - According to Mayor Quinton Lucas, at the end of the month, Kansas City will no lon...

Why finding a better response to the plight of Kansas City's homeless is so difficult.

/ Volunteer Sheri Edwards stands near a set of questions she must ask visitors during their intake at the Wyandotte County COVID-19 vaccination facility inside the former Kmart on State Avenue. Retired Hallmark employees, university faculty members and plastic surgeons are some of the medical and non-medical volunteers who make up the Medical Reserve Corps of Kansas City. Sharon White-Lewis says she’s always been the type of person to “run into the fire.” In March of 2020, that meant calling the state board of nursing to ask how she could help. The board directed her to the Medical Rese...