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Naming Ceremony Held for ‘Carol Coe Bridge of Opportunity’
KCMO Third District Councilwoman Melissa Robinson, left, presents Ailey Pope, Carol Coe’s daughter, with the sign that displays the name of the bridge at 19th and Vine (located in the Historic 18th & Vine District), which was named in Coe’s honor - “The Carol Coe Bridge of Opportunity.” Councilwoman Robinson introduced the legislation that officially named the bridge in October o...