KANSAS CITY-Alternative newspaper Pitch Weekly is the newest tenant in the Crossroads. The Pitch inks a lease for a three-story building at 17th and Main streets, moving from the Congress Building at 3535 Broadway.
The Pitch will lease a three-story building at 17th and Main streets. The paper is moving from a space about half the size in the Congress Building at 3535 Broadway.
Pitch Weekly is owned by New Times, a San Francisco-based publisher of national alternative newspapers.
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