Poster Contest: And the Winner Is…
We had many wonderful submissions to the Mid-City poster contest. I wanted to take a moment to thank everyone who contributed a submission. It was a real pleasure to receive your work. I’m pleased to announce that we have chosen our first place winner: Jane Brewster. Her entry captures the spirit of the Mid-City neighborhood [...]
Transit Terminal Meeting Rescheduled
The meeting with RTA to discuss the proposed Bus Transfer Facility on Canal Blvd HAS BEEN RESCHEDULED. New Date and Time: Thursday, August 2, 6:00 pm City Park Garden Study Center Victory Drive (near the Pavilion) Directions: Enter from Wisner heading toward the museum. Circle the museum and take the street directly behind the museum [...]
Summer 2007 Newsletter
The Mid-City Neighborhood Organization’s newsletter for Summer 2007 is available as a PDF file [download -- 2.3 MB]. Thanks to the authors and to Natalie for putting it together.
Heritage Tourism in Mid-City
Today Mid-City Neighborhood Organization is pleased to announce the publication of a report titled Heritage Tourism in Mid-City. This report is a project of the Department of Architecture, Urban Planning & Design, University of Missouri-Kansas City and The Urban Conservancy. Download: [PDF, 2.8MB]
Esperanza Info
Esperanza Charter School is opening in Mid-City where Crossman used to be. Here’s an informational forum — please share with your neighbors. Esperanza Charter School Information Forum at: Holy Cross College 4127 Woodland Dr., Algiers July 11th, Wednesday 6pm to 8pm La Tropical: Live Remote Site Food and prizes Enrollment will done for Esperanza Charter [...]
Poster Contest Extended
We’re extending the deadline for the Mid-City poster contest. Electronic submissions must be received by noon on July 23. Anyone wishing to submit physical artwork should call Lili at 481-6263. Don’t forget there’s a $500 prize. Read the complete rules here.
MCNO Bar-B-Que a Success!
MCNO BBQ 070207 Originally uploaded by dougjoubert Over 300 hamburgers and 100 hot dogs after things started, most neighbors who attended the Mid-City Neighborhood Organization BBQ on July 2 enjoyed a great evening of food, fun, and music. The event, sponsored by MCNO, was free and open to Mid-City residents, attracting police and fireman, politicos, [...]
