MOJO Real Estate Team
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Zac Morton
Miguel Antonio is a Kansas City singing guitarist and songwriter whose solo and band sets mix familiar pop-rock covers with original music. His performer profile lists tours across the United States and the Middle East, an opening date for Jake Clemons, and VIP-stage appearances at Starlight during shows by the Goo Goo Dolls, The National, The Head and the Heart, Daughtry, and others.
Why it matters here: residents can hear an experienced touring performer in the small, casual setting of Lakeside @127 on Sunday, September 6, from 2-5 PM. Chicken bingo is part of the afternoon. Miguel Antonio and Jon Hart are hosting; check the event page before heading over if weather changes the plan.
Lake Waukomis City Council meets Wednesday, September 9, at 7 PM at City Hall.
The city posts the agenda at City Hall at least 24 hours before the meeting. Check the official meeting page for the current details.
At Lake Waukomis, one status change can reshape the comparison, so each address matters more than a broad metro average.
Current board: one active home, two pending, and four recent closings.
Best way to read it: compare each home with the few properties that most closely match its shoreline and lot.
MOJO featured property$530,000 — new price
3 bed, 2 full / 1 half bath, 1,844 sq ft
A first-tier waterfront home with a private dock, broad lake views, a brick fireplace, custom built-ins, warm wood cabinetry, and connected patio and deck spaces for everyday lake living. MOJO Real Estate Team listing #2628012.
A small board needs property-by-property comparisons, not a broad trend line.
The useful answer comes from comparing your property with the few homes that truly match its water access, dock setup, location, size, condition, and updates.
What's My Lake Waukomis Home Worth?
Community boardA 300-block lake party, two resident gatherings, and a very Lake Waukomis lost-and-found make this month's community board.
Might be a party in the 300 block: Jim Edwards caught the August 29 crowd gathering along the shoreline and out on the water.
September neighbor event: the Ronnie McBroom Memorial Golf Tournament is Saturday, September 12, at Hodge Park. Check-in begins at 8:15 AM and the four-person scramble starts at 9.
Save the date: Lynne Lendo posted the fourth annual Gee Cove Oktoberfest for 1100-block residents on Saturday, October 10, at 5:30 PM. Brats are provided; bring your own beverage and a side to share.
Lake lost-and-found: Dawn Cornelius pulled up another boat's anchor with her own near 449 and posted it for its owner. Six comments quickly turned into a roll call of neighbors missing anchors.Ronnie McBroom tournament detailsFacebook top threeReactions plus comments set the order.
New month, new board.
Platte City Fall Festival: image from the Platte City Chamber of Commerce via Visit Platte.
The Platte City Main Street Fall Festival runs from 5-8 PM downtown at 415 3rd Street. Community performances begin at 5:30 PM, and admission is free. See the official event listing.
The rest of September brings several easy Northland outings, plus an early-October favorite.
Confirm the latest details on Visit Platte's official calendar before heading out.
The Lake Waukomis resource page keeps City forms, official contacts, resident vendors, and neighbor-shared repair referrals in one place.
Save it before the next permit question, dock repair, storm cleanup, or last-minute service call.
Use the directory as a starting point, then confirm availability, price, licensing, insurance, and fit directly with the provider.
Here are Lake Waukomis residents and lake-connected businesses neighbors may want to keep handy.
Lake residents who own a business and want to be included can email cannonball@aiagentfinder.ai with their business and best contact info.
Mackay Hall, 1892: the building was one year from completion. Historic photo: Park University.
Park College opened in 1875 with 17 students. Ground was broken for Mackay Hall in 1886, and the limestone landmark was completed in 1893.
Students quarried stone from the campus and helped build the hall as part of a program that let them work toward tuition. The result still stands above the Missouri River as the best-known silhouette on Park University's campus. See Park University's 150-year history.
Rain finished 2.16 inches above normal, with two separate storms topping two inches.
The average temperature landed about 1.7 degrees above normal.
Year-to-date rainfall at KMCI is nearly ten inches above normal.
Source: ACIS station data for Kansas City International Airport (KMCI).
Black cherry grows statewide and can reach about 60 feet. Its fruit ripens from August into September, when migrating birds and other wildlife are looking for dependable food.
Missouri Conservationist notes that 33 bird species eat the fruit, along with mammals including foxes, opossums, raccoons, rabbits, and squirrels. Mature bark changes from smooth reddish brown to dark, scaly plates. Read the MDC wild guide.