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Ingrid Burnett on Northeast News and other concerns
Ingrid Burnett discusses her concerns with Radio Active Magazine regular Spencer Graves.
Ingrid is a leader in Kansas City's historic Northeast, between downtown KCMO and the river from Columbus Park to Indian Mound. She currently serves on the Board of Northeast News and produces a "Women Speak" podcast for them focusing on women shaping public policy. She also works with the Northeast Chamber of Commerce, St. Anthony Catholic Church and others to improve the quality of life in that neighborhood.
Between 2017 and 2025 she represented District 19 in the Missouri state House of Representatives. That district is a rough horseshoe looping from 31st and State Line north to the river then east to I-435 and south to I-70. Earlier she and her husband John raised 3 children in that neighborhood, while she taught at Holy Cross School, becoming Principal, then serving on the KCMO Public Schools Board.
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By KKFI 90.1 FM Kansas City Community RadioIngrid Burnett discusses her concerns with Radio Active Magazine regular Spencer Graves.
Ingrid is a leader in Kansas City's historic Northeast, between downtown KCMO and the river from Columbus Park to Indian Mound. She currently serves on the Board of Northeast News and produces a "Women Speak" podcast for them focusing on women shaping public policy. She also works with the Northeast Chamber of Commerce, St. Anthony Catholic Church and others to improve the quality of life in that neighborhood.
Between 2017 and 2025 she represented District 19 in the Missouri state House of Representatives. That district is a rough horseshoe looping from 31st and State Line north to the river then east to I-435 and south to I-70. Earlier she and her husband John raised 3 children in that neighborhood, while she taught at Holy Cross School, becoming Principal, then serving on the KCMO Public Schools Board.