In this issue:
• KC protesters calling justice for Donnie Sanders
Women’s History Month:
• Acosta helps community through her work at Truman
• Lopez Galvan pursuing mission of helping the community
• Piedra empowering immigrants through the law
In this issue:
• KC protesters calling justice for Donnie Sanders
Women’s History Month:
• Acosta helps community through her work at Truman
• Lopez Galvan pursuing mission of helping the community
• Piedra empowering immigrants through the law
How to be ready for a storm Commentary by Tere SiqueiraBecause storms are unpredictable and can pose serious risks, it’s important to have the right
For nearly three decades, April has been recognized as National Poetry Month. It was established in 1996 by the Academy of American Poets to raise
By Roberta Pardo The Museum of Kansas City is celebrating its 85th anniversary with a name adjustment and new logo. Starting May 5, the Kansas
Zacny finds lifelong passion in constructionBy Angie BaldelomarAlexandria Zacny loves seeing the impact her work has on the community.Zacny is project manager at Turner Construction
Kansas City is not only known for its rich history, culture, and delicious barbecue but also for its growing and dynamic business environment. As an
Starting a small business can be a challenging journey. Whether you’re selling handmade goods, offering a local service, or launching an online business, there are
In this issue • Hispanos agradecidos por décadas de servicio de Dos Mundos • Kansas se convierte en refugio para el aborto tras prohibición en
By Angie Baldelomar In June, Dos Mundos is celebrating another year of serving the Greater Kansas City area’s Hispanic community. Since 1981, the bilingual newspaper