Excellent turn out for the annual St. Patrick’s Day Parade! The event has certainly seen its share of Missouri weather and this year was no exception! Definitely a cold and gray start but by [continue reading]
Excellent turn-out for the 2nd annual 5K Whiskey Run! Generally we expect it to be frigid and gray and that’s exactly what we were graced with again this year. The race started right on [continue reading]
The Martin City Business & Community Association (MCBCA) is gearing up for the 27th Annual St. Patricks Parade and 5K Whiskey Run in Martin City, Missouri - Sunday, March 16, 2014. Kick-off St. Patrick's [continue reading]
135th Street Construction Begins! After years of designing, seeking funding and just plain tenacity, Martin City will see the start of improvements along 135th Street from Holmes Road to Hwy. 150 beginning mid to late [continue reading]
Eight ENORMOUS Rosehill Gardens employees decided to take the plunge on July 17th and attempted the 75 oz. Steak Challenge, captured here on video. One participant did actually finish! Curtis Stroud, Rosehill Gardens Owner, [continue reading]
Sunday, April 28th, 12:01pm Where: Martin City Brewery, 500 East 135th Street, Kansas City, MO Out of shape from the winter months? That's okay! Anyone can "compete "in our .1K race.All you have to do [continue reading]
On January 23, 2013, the NNSA's Honeywell plant in Kansas City will begin the complex task of moving manufacturing, laboratory and office equipment from its current location at the Bannister Federal Complex to a [continue reading]
The National Nuclear Security Administration (NNSA) reached an important transformation milestone today with the successful on-time, on-budget occupancy transfer of the LEED Gold National Security Campus in Kansas City, Missouri. As the first step [continue reading]
When it comes to planning one of the largest and most complex industrial relocations in the nation, every day counts. The National Nuclear Security Administration’s Kansas City Plant (KCP) will soon begin a carefully orchestrated move [continue reading]
