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CLAY COUNTY — The final opportunity for seniors to apply for the 2025 Senior Real Estate Property Tax Relief program is fast approaching. The deadline to apply is midnight Monday, March 31. Qualified…

Clay County no reported measles cases as of March 25

Six candidates are running for two seats on the North Kansas City School Board, as longtime board members Jan Kauk and Dr. Terry Ward didn’t file to run again.

GLADSTONE — Oakhill Day School celebrated a milestone in its Welcome Project on March 6, as students, staff, and community members gathered to witness the demolition of the White House on Northeast 71st Street and Cherry Lane. The event marked the official start of the first phase of the school’s long-term campus enhancement plan, which will transform the space into additional green space for students to learn and play.

GLADSTONE — Gladstone voters will have a few items on the April 8 ballot including a seat on the Gladstone City Council. Gladstone council members serve three-year terms.

GLADSTONE — The Gladstone Animal Shelter and the Gladstone Parks, Recreation and Cultural Arts Department offers Walk ‘N Wag April 19 at the Atkins-Johnson Farm & Museum, 4109 NE Pleasant Valley Road. The one-mile walk proceeds will be used to help provide a better environment for animals visiting the shelter and to assist in the treatment of ailing animals so that they may become adoptable.

National Pet Poison Prevention Month is March, which is time to review how household items can endanger pets, said University of Missouri Extension veterinary toxicologist Tim Evans, in a press release.

GLADSTONE — The Gladstone Area Chamber of Commerce has shared the 2025 scholarship application and information.

NORTH KANSAS CITY — For the third consecutive year, Meritas Health, the subsidiary network of North Kansas City Hospital, was recognized with the 800 Award by online review and customer sentiment monitoring company Reputation, according to a hospital press release.