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KC Symphony Moving to Webster House, New Movement for Old School KC Symphony Moving to Webster House, New Movement for Old School Historic Building Closed Last Year Due to Pandemic Share this story Published March 5th, 2021 at 7:43 AM Above image credit: The Webster House opened as a school in 1885 and was renovated by the Helzberg family to become a restaurant and antique shop in 2002. (Kevin Collison | CitySceneKC) The historic Webster House at 17th and Wyandotte streets will be the new headquarters of the Kansas City Symphony, returni...

KANSAS CITY, Mo. - The Kansas City Symphony has planted new roots in an old building in the Crossroads District, bringing life back into the walls that were silenced amid the coronavirus pandemic. The symphony's new headquarters will be in the Webster School building at 1644 Wyandotte Street, according to a statement from the KCS. Local Reflow KANSAS CITY, Mo. - KC Water announced the construction of a new renewable resource facility, costing $150 million. That price tag, according to KC Water, won't increase rates. The Blue River Biosolids Improvements Facility will implement new cost-effect...

Last week, Ward 5 School Committeeman Marcony Almeida-Barros called for a meeting of the Equity, Inclusion and Diversity Subcommittee to listen to parent feedback on the Everett Public Schools plan to return to the classroom in a hybrid model. The meeting came after extensive discussion between the school administration, School Committee, and teachers’ union on the proposed plan. Almeida-Barros said he felt it was important to broaden parent voices at the table by directly hearing their concerns, especially the Special Education and English Learners programs, which form a sizable portion of...

Alderman Jim Roy wants the city to hire an independent firm to evaluate the fire department to determine whether "systemic stressors" are adversely affecting first responders' mental health.

Special to the Independent City Councilor and Everett attorney Fred Capone met with Supt. Priya Tahiliani earlier this month to cement the future of an annual scholarship program that celebrates a great American service organization and equally dedicated Everett residents. The Everett Disabled American Veterans Chapter 51 (DAV), which was formed in 1937 and merged with Malden Chapter 85 in 2012, has long awarded an annual $1,000 scholarship to an Everett High School senior. The Everett chapter was led by the tireless direction and supervision of George Desiderio and Richard F. Horgan for man...