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Our Nonprofit Spotlight lunch series is back for 2026 and we hope you can join us at noon tomorrow to hear an inspiring story of service from our featured guest, Stephen "Doc" Hensley and SOAR Special Needs. This important lunch series is designed to connect our vital local nonprofits with Lee's Summit business and community leaders, because when we work together our community — and our businesses — thrive. Hit the button below to get your tickets. LUNCH AND DESSERT IS INCLUDED!
PODCAST: Pro Deo bets on fun with Twisted Trivia fundraiser
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Pro Deo Youth Center's annual Twisted Trivia fundraiser returns March 21 with a new night, a new venue and a few new twists — including a competitive bid for control of the music playlist. Hear more about Pro Deo's work with Lee's Summit teens on the latest episode of the Lee's Summit Town Hall podcast...
Missouri's proposed cuts to crime victim funding could leave 140,000 people without critical support, including emergency shelter and legal services. The CEO of Hope House makes the case for why lawmakers must restore the money before the fiscal year 2027 budget is finalized...
Three teams entering the championship round of the MSHSAA District Tournaments this weekend, but only one emerged victorious and set to to play at least one more round in the 2025-26 season.
Titans top host St. Teresa's for district title; Guardians fall to Grandview
The Lee's Summit West's girls basketball team rolled to a 63-38 district championship win over St. Teresa's Academy Friday, and the Titans now head to Joplin to face Springfield Kickapoo in the next round of the Class 6 state tournament...
Third time not the charm for Tigers as they fall to Rockhurst in tourney final
Lee's Summit's boys basketball team fell 60-46 to top-seeded Rockhurst in the Class 6 district championship Saturday, closing out a strong season that included a 16-game winning streak and a 23-6 final record...
Spring is in the air! A quick scan of this week's local calendar show plenty of chances to catch live music, grab some tasty beverage, or maybe even get a group together for dinner and game night. Check it all out on your local community calendar. If you, or your organization, have an event you'd like listed in Lee's Summit's only community calendar reaching more than 20,000 people, just click here and hit the "CREATE AN EVENT" BUTTON.
Monday NewsLink is powered by Budget Blinds of Lee's Summit, a local business helping make local news possible in Lee's Summit. [Local Stories | Local Business | Community] We've got a packed newsletter for you this week. From a last look at candidates for mayor and city council, to 200-plus turning out for a local fundraiser, and a local business owner paying homage to a legendary local bar, this is your link to all the news, events and happenings from your home town. Top of the news in...
Monday NewsLink is powered by Budget Blinds of Lee's Summit, a local business helping make local news possible in Lee's Summit. [Local Stories | Local Business | Community] There's a lot going on around here, and it's not just fact we're seeing all four seasons of weather in a span of 5 days! In this week's Monday NewsLink we take a look at the passing of Ron Williams, a local business owner long-time community advocate and leader in Lee's Summit, dig in on the upcoming local election and...
Monday NewsLink is powered by Budget Blinds of Lee's Summit, a local business helping make local news possible in Lee's Summit. Top of the news in Lee's Summit 100+ attend candidate forum for Lee's Summit's mayor's race [Local Stories | Community] When Link 2 Lee's Summit & and it's companion podcast, Lee's Summit Town Hall startup up 10 years ago, one of the initial goals was to highlight the importance of community involvemen — whether that was through one or more of our vital nonprofits or...