Here's your local news at a glance for Tuesday, the 13th of May.
Good morning, Lee's Summit.
A fundraiser by E2 Embroidery and Screen Printing raised more than $380,000 from over 36,000 T-shirt sales to support the family of Graham Hoffman, a Kansas City firefighter-paramedic killed in a stabbing in late April.
Boxes of blank shirts arrived Monday at the Lee’s Summit location and printing begins Wednesday — with local firefighters and Red Cross volunteers helping to fold, label, and ship orders.
Summit Christian Academy announced that 2025 graduate Charli Hinton received a $7,000 Venable Scholarship from the Truman Heartland Community Foundation.
Charli plans to attend Grand Canyon University to major in Business — focusing on Risk Management and Global Communications.
Jackson County officials filed an appeal on May 9 after a judge ruled on March 31 to uphold a Missouri State Tax Commission order capping 2023 property tax increases—county leaders argued the commission skipped proper hearings and announced a 15% cap for 2025 assessments.
5K Run/Walk with Gusto
8 a.m. — Gusto Coffee Shop — Proceeds to charity — Celebrate community spirit while honoring Steve Hula at this beneficial run/walk event.
Singles BBQ
12:30-3 p.m. — Abundant Life — Free entry — Annual BBQ for singles 30 and up with burgers, hotdogs, desserts, games, and prizes.
Night Flight 5k
9-11 p.m. — Legacy Park Amphitheater — Registration fee applies — Participate in the 44th Annual Night Flight 5K Run under the stars.
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