The Lee’s Summit Police Department will join state and local law enforcement agencies in a DWI enforcement campaign over the holiday weekend, from July 3 to July 5.
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Friday and Saturday were Family Fun Days at Paradise Park benefitting the Lee's Summit Visitors Council.
A Lee's Summit woman was killed in a car crash late Saturday in Camden County near the Lake of the Ozarks.
Clock is ticking for Greenwood to crunch the numbers
Two budgets, four elected officials and just days until the fiscal year ends spells trouble for the city of Greenwood as it scrambles to put together a financial plan that will pass a vote.
Click on the story to see Mayor DeCourcy's proposed budget cuts
A week before a letter documenting proposed benefit cuts was distributed to Greenwood city employees, Mayor Richard DeCourcy drafted a similar memo outlining nearly similar slashes in employee benefits.
Program allows students to visit school libraries during break
The Highland Park Elementary School library may be the coolest place to be this summer. Literally.
KCBike.com, Operation Breakthrough and SKC Communications present the Breakthrough Tour of Kansas City June 26-28.
Lee’s Summit Police Department employees have been appointed to serve on state and national committees, according to a press release.
Just four months into her latest term and less than a week after she voted to oust public works director Ryan Hunt, Greenwood Board of Aldermen Ward I representative Denise Simpson has resigned her post.
A letter given to Greenwood city employees last week regarding proposed benefit cuts has caused a great deal of confusion among department heads and some elected officials.
The National Weather Service has issued an excessive heat warning until 9 p.m. Thursday, June 25.
Federal stimulus funds, creating new jobs and open enrollment were some of the major topics discussed at last week’s Lee’s Summit Chamber of Commerce 2009 legislative update.
The annual reunion of the Friends of the Youngers is set for this Friday and Saturday, June 26-27 in Pearson Hall, 400 E. Mechanic St., Harrisonville.
Jackson County Parks and Recreation celebrate the 50th anniversary of Lake Jacomo.
The Lee’s Summit City Council passed a resolution of support for the renovation of Arnold Hall into a theater space intended to house the Martin City Melodrama as the primary tenant.
