The city’s public works operations crews are plowing slush and treating streets in residential areas after the city received another snowfall throughout the day on Friday, Feb. 5.
Although the Lee’s Summit City Council is not yet sure which election day the 2010 No Tax Increase Bond Issues will be on, they are already hard at work deciding how the $31.7 million dollars should be spent.
Two Raytown men have been charged in connection with an attempted break-in Feb. 2 at a home on N.E. Whitestone Drive.
When he nominated Jeff Meisenheimer for Assistant Principal of the Year in a regional competition, Lee’s Summit High School principal John Faulkenberry didn’t think much further ahead than that.
It's time to break out your dancing shoes and cut a rug.
A Missouri senator who testified before a federal grand jury Tuesday said political donations from the adult entertainment industry contributed to the demise of a bill that would have imposed new taxes and regulations on sexually oriented businesses.
On Jan. 30, Rep. Jeff Grisamore R-District 47, attended a fundraiser for Coldwater, a new non-profit organization based in Lee’s Summit. The event, which was held in Lee’s Summit’s Emaline Ballroom, drew 250 guests.
Concerned citizens filled up Greenwood City Hall Monday night expecting a meeting. What they got was most agenda items voted off by Alderman Jim Van Acker and Sara Ring.
Mary Scott Hicks recounts tales of cousin Coretta Scott King, civil rights
“Coretta had all the faith,” said Coretta Scott King’s first cousin, Mary Scott Hicks.
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