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Today’s families and businesses are looking for something a little more, a little better. Something that feels just right.

Imagine the best of suburban living blended naturally with the relaxed lifestyle and feeling of community you’d find in the hometowns of days gone by. Place it all in the midst of rural countryside, with an abundance of peaceful, natural beauty typical of northern Clay County, and you’ll find Kearney.

Where we’ve been…
From its humble beginnings in 1856 as an agricultural and livestock community to its current status as a premier area of modern living, Kearney has kept a respectful eye on its rich and colorful past. Kearney holds its place in American history and folklore as the birthplace of one of the American west’s most notorious characters, Jesse James. The original James family farm lies just a few miles east of Kearney, while Jesse is buried in Mt. Olivett Cemetery on Highway 92.

Where we are
Kearney is conveniently located in north-central Clay County, just 25 minutes north of downtown Kansas City, at the intersection of I-35 and Missouri highway 92. Kearney is ideal for commercial locations and growing families who want great schools.

Where quality of life comes first.
From the peace of mind and security of small town living, those who have made Kearney home have discovered the many benefits that bring an enhanced quality to everyday living. They’ve found that certain “spirit” other areas may have given up or lost long ago.

Real Estate
Some call Kearney a suburban community in a relaxed country atmosphere. Others like to refer to the area’s unique setting as calmly rural with just a touch of city flair. Whatever your description, we know you’ll find the setting just right for the family home or business site you’ve always envisioned. Great locations, strong property values, and a wide selection in price and size means you’ll find Kearney affordable and desirable.

Education
The Kearney R-1 school district has earned a reputation for excellence and is cited by many residents as the primary reason for living here. Recently ranked the number two school district in Kansas City on the Missouri side by Ingram’s magazine, the people who call Kearney home know their children are in good schools. Having achieved many honors and accolades the district continues to instill a high-level of community pride and involvement. The new campuses are source of pride for students and parents, teachers and the community in general. With high test scores and competitive extra-curricular activities in many areas including academics, arts and sports Kearney’s educational experience is nothing short of spectacular.

Business
Strong residential growth and increasing business development all contribute to Kearney’s high level of financial stability. A growing business community and a strong local economy mean residents enjoy a full range of competitive goods and services. Kearney’s growth and the community’s desire to prosper continue bring local merchants and business owners increased opportunities. Kearney’s four local financial institutions provide a strong and stable base for local depositors and for the growing needs of customers for financing homes and new commercial development.

Recreation
Kearney is surrounded by a wide variety of year round recreational activities for the entire family. The Truman sports complex, home to the Kansas City Chiefs and the Kansas City Royals is just a short distance away. Smithville Lake, a large regional fishing and boating hub, is just west of Kearney about ten miles. For those who prefer nature and its offerings, Watkins Mill State Park, is just ten minutes to the east. This natural area offers beautiful winding paths for walking, biking and jogging, as well as sites for camping and fishing. The original Watkins Mill, an early and regionally important textile production mill dating to pre-Civil War days, remains preserved in time for all to enjoy.

Churches
Kearney is host to a wide variety of religious denominations. With over fifteen churches in the immediate area, new residents are sure to find a place of worship where they feel right at home.

Government and Services
The City of Kearney government operates under an elected Mayor and Board of Alderman. A full time fire and police department serves the city. The hailed public servants of Kearney provide immediate fire and emergency medical response via 911 services.

Utility services include water, electric, telephone, high speed internet, natural gas, sewer and trash disposal, provided by a variety of public utility companies, regional co-ops and contracted companies. Our strengths come not just in our location, but also in our people. For those who have chosen Kearney as their home, its caring neighbors and friends they can count on. For business, it’s a strong and stable work force that knows value and importance of work itself. With its rich past, exciting present growth and a future that’s sure to be exciting, there’s no better time to come discover the many reasons why Kearney can be just right for you.

 
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