Here's your local news at a glance for Thursday, the 10th of July.
Good morning, Lee's Summit.
Dozens of Jackson County business owners met Wednesday night at J.
Rieger & Co to learn how to challenge their rising property tax assessments before the July 14 deadline—Greg Wohler reported his business saw a $37,000 increase while Diana Knittel-Pace said her equestrian business faces a $4,000 jump.
Voters planning to cast ballots in the upcoming primary should check Missouri and Kansas registration deadlines — key dates outlined on July 9 — to register on time.
Jackson County residents filed a lawsuit against local election officials and legislators, arguing that under the county charter the recall petition should lead to an August election without further delay.
County officials plan to seek a temporary restraining order that may push the vote to November—raising concerns about meeting the required 60-day timeframe.
Next Stop Comedy Show
7-8:30 p.m. — Fringe Beerworks — Refund policy available — Enjoy a fresh lineup of stand-up comedians at a local brewery.
Breakthrough Basketball Essential Skills Camp
n/a — Jul 28-30 — TM Fieldhouse — $97 fee for observing coaches — Develop scoring moves and ball handling at this high-intensity youth basketball camp.
Sporting KC Summer Camp – Lee’s Summit
9-12 p.m. — Legacy Park Soccer Fields — $125-$220 — Enhance soccer skills and have fun at this youth camp hosted by Sporting KC.
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