Friday, July 3, 2009
Lee's Summit Journal Established 1881
  • A Lee’s Summit diagnostic company is merging with a Lenexa, Kan., diagnostic company. The combined company will work out of both offices, 22 miles apart.

  • The Olive Tree Children’s Center fourth of July parade made its way down Douglas Street outside of Lee’s Summit United Methodist Church Thursday.

  • Six Lee’s Summit businesses were found to have sold alcohol to minors during a liquor control “sting” conducted by the Lee’s Summit Police Department, according to the LSPD.

  • J. C. Penney Company, Inc., one of the nation’s largest department store retailers, is offering shoppers an easy and exciting way to experience great style and quality at affordable prices with the grand opening of the JCPenney store at Summit Fair, located at 990 N.W. Blue Parkway in Lee’s Summit.

  • Van Acker, Ring motion fails after 2-1 vote

    Although the Greenwood Board of Aldermen voted 2-1 to pass a budget Monday night, the vote failed.

  • At Sunset Valley Elementary, the final pieces are coming together.

  • Missouri Fire Marshal urges fireworks safety

    With Fourth of July weekend celebrations just a week away, State Fire Marshal Randy Cole, in conjunction with the National Association of State Fire Marshals, is advising Missourians that the safest way to enjoy fireworks is at public displays put on by professionals.

  • Imagine this: you discover one evening that your keys are missing.

  • More than 200 people packed the Armacost Museum in Grandview June 25 to help a local organization celebrate a milestone.

  • The first-ever 2009 Breakthrough Tour of Kansas City bike race in downtown Lee's Summit took place June 27.

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