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December 01, 2019

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Panchos Opens New Location in Gladstone!

Pancho’s, a beloved Tex-Mex restaurant chain, has expanded its presence with a new location in Gladstone, Missouri. Located at 2906 N.E. Vivion Road, the restaurant has taken over the space previously occupied by North Bowl Chinese Restaurant. Known for its authentic flavors and warm atmosphere, Pancho’s is already winning hearts with its latest outpost. Patrons are raving about the welcoming ambiance and the friendly staff, who ensure a delightful dining experience from start to finish. The restaurant boasts a spotless environment that complements its vibrant Tex-Mex offerings. Customers can choose from a variety of salsas that add just the right amount of zest to each dish. Among the highlights are the sopapillas, which have quickly become a crowd favorite. "The sopapillas are wonderful," remarked another satisfied customer, highlighting Pancho's commitment to quality and authenticity. With its growing portfolio, Pancho’s continues to cement its reputation as a go-to

Old Smithville Hospital Demolition Under Investigation for Asbestos Air Pollution

Smithville, MO - In a contentious development, the 110 Smithville Tax Increment Finance (TIF) project is under investigation for serious and significant violations of the Missouri Clean Air Act. Located prominently at West Main and Mill Streets, the project, spearheaded by 110 Smithville, LLC, promises a sprawling mixed-use complex. Environmental concerns surfaced regarding the project's execution. The old Spelman Hospital, was determined to have contained asbestos and was slated for careful abatement during demolition. The centerpiece of the project involved the demolition of the historic Spelman Hospital, making way for a 65,450 square-foot complex. This ambitious plan includes 7,800 square feet designated for commercial, residential, and restaurant use on the ground floor, alongside 57,650 square feet allocated for studio, one, and two-bedroom apartments, totaling 85 units. However, sources allege that proper asbestos removal procedures were not followed due to cost constraint

Go Chicken Go Opening Feb. 2025 Near Gladstone

Look for it in Startland News Kansas City, MO — In a stunning development that surprised absolutely no one, Kansas City’s beloved fried chicken joint, Go Chicken Go, has yet again managed to turn the simple act of opening a new location into a multi-year epic that rivals the wait for a new "Game of Thrones" book. Beloved local brand Go Chicken Go, a staple of Kansas City since 1969, will open a Northland location at 380 N.E. Vivion Road in early 2025. This is only the fourth time they have announced this. More than five years ago, the intrepid folks at Go Chicken Go took out permits for the former Taco Bueno building at 380 N.E. Vivion Road. Now, wit h bated breath, the local chicken aficionados are greeted with the latest tantalizing update. Go Chicken Go has now applied for a “Construct Addition to Existing Commercial Building” permit in addition to renewing their existing permits. Yes, dear reader, the slow-cooked saga continues. Residents of the Northland, those brav

Clay County Commission Cuts Funding to Non Profit- Northland Neighborhoods Inc.

Clay County, MO – In a significant move towards fiscal responsibility, the Clay County Commission has voted to cut $75,000 in annual funding to Northland Neighborhoods Inc. (NNI), a nonprofit organization that has received county support for over a decade. The decision follows persistent concerns about the organization’s lack of transparency regarding its finances. County officials have expressed frustration over NNI's inability to provide clear answers about how the funds are allocated. State Auditor Nicole Galloway highlighted these issues in her recent audit report, which raised questions about the organization's financial practices. "I have tried since taking office to get NNI to clarify how exactly they spend the money we provide," said Jason Withington, a member of the commission, "Their CEO, Deb Herman, even refused to answer our questions during a meeting and instead ... questioned why we were asking about the expenditure of county funds." In an ef

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