From its inception, The Kansas City Jewish Chronicle has covered the diverse events of the times, from the Holocaust and Israeli-Arab wars to local celebrations such as the opening of the Hyman Brand Hebrew Academy in 1966 and the opening of the Jewish Community Campus in 1988. Now, the articles covering those events, and so many more, are available online.
HBHA has restarted two community resources that have been on hiatus during the pandemic: Rams Cafe and the annual Community Blood Drive.
Jewish Family Services is hosting a free walk-in vaccine clinic on Tuesday, Jan. 18 in the White Theatre at the Jewish Community Center, located at 5801 W. 115th St. in Overland Park. The clinic will be from 2 to 6 p.m.
January is a big month for the Jewish Family Services Food Pantry, and there are multiple opportunities to donate grocery and personal care items.
Brian Platt is celebrating his first year as Kansas City's city manager, a role he took on after being business administrator in Jersey City.
KC Kosher Co-op offers a wide variety of kosher foods for comparatively low prices.
The final community-wide food drive of 2021 for the Jewish Family Services food pantry was a great success with nearly 2,139 pounds of food items and non-perishables collected.
Applications are now open for Leadership Tomorrow, Jewish Federation of Greater Kansas City’s paid summer internship program.
With the start of the new year, many couples may be thinking about starting and expanding their families.
The White Theatre at The J is holding auditions for a female version of The Odd Couple on January 14.
