A weekly podcast conversation, produced by Link 2 Lee’s Summit, highlighting local issues and people in Lee’s Summit, Missouri. Host Nick Parker and guests discuss pertinent issues and topics concerning local residents and introduce listeners to some of the people who help make Lee’s Summit a vibrant community.
Programs to grow your small business, local fundraisers, upcoming events & saying goodbye to a local legend. Your Monday morning News Link awaits.
A father/daughter dance, election filings, the Citrus bowl parade and more. Your Monday morning News Link awaits.
Nick and Jason take a little time to discuss what the new LS R-7 boundaries mean for residents before reviewing the proposed Streets of West Pryor development, which looks to be taking a big step forward after a slew of presentations and public hearings during this week’s City Council meeting.
Nick and Jason sit down with Lee’s Summit Fire Department Chief Rick Poeschl and Assistant Chiefs Jim Eden and Dan Manly to continue a conversation about members of our community in need of assistance. The conversation looks at how the fire department assesses situations during call response and what services and assistance they can provide and how they hope to continue improving those services.
Nick and Jason discuss some upcoming holiday events and take a short peek at conversations surrounding the Lee’s Summit R-7 School District and its Board of Education.
Nick and Jason discuss some upcoming holiday events and take a short peek at conversations surrounding the Lee’s Summit R-7 School District and its Board of Education.
Nick and Jason discuss some upcoming holiday events and take a short peek at conversations surrounding the Lee’s Summit R-7 School District and its Board of Education.
A new weekly segment giving you a quick look at the news & events for this week. This week — A new community center… LS R-7 School Board information… A pitch pub crawl from Velocity LS & more to help you stay in the loop this week.
Nick and Jason discuss a developer’s adjusted plan to keep the historic United Methodist Church in the redevelopment effort which includes a multi-family development in the downtown core. The City Council also discusses further restrictions to public comments at City Council meetings.
Nick and Jason sit down with Lee’s Summit Social Services executive director Matt Sanning, who is working to rally community leaders — and the community as a whole — together in an effort to make sure Lee’s Summit has the resources needed to address a growing homeless population.
