Last week we brought you Midtown Kansas City stories about vacant properties, the resurgence of vinyl records, and the history of 31st and Troost.
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At city hall, we reported on a glitch in the land bank that is making it hard to sell vacant properties. City officials also said the use of volunteer codes inspectors has not worked as well as hoped because people are reluctant to testify against their neighbors.
Students headed back to school – and back to work – at Cristo Rey High School.
Another vinyl record store has opened in Midtown, Records by Merritt on Westport Road.
A painting from the Nelson-Atkins Museum is going to be used on a postage stamp.
In our Uncovering History series, we had a look back at 31st and Troost when it was called Millionaire’s Row, and saw how much it changed over the years.
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