Good morning Kansas City! It’s Monday, July 8. Today, we highlight the historic achievement of Wyandotte County District Attorney Mark Dupree as the first African-American president of the Kansas Bar Association, the United Way’s efforts to support victims and address gun violence in the aftermath of the tragic shooting at the Kansas City Chiefs Super Bowl parade, a special bobblehead collection honoring baseball legend Satchel Paige’s 98th birthday, and a Meet and Greet event for primary candidates in Wyandotte County.
Kansas Bar Association names Mark Dupree as first African-American president in its history
Wyandotte County District Attorney Mark Dupree has made history by becoming the first African-American president of the Kansas Bar Association, a prestigious role he will assume at the organization’s annual convention in Topeka.
Kansas City Chiefs’ tragedy sparks $2 million fundraising campaign
The United Way of Greater Kansas City has announced a significant distribution of funds to support the victims and community organizations affected by the tragic shooting at the Kansas City Chiefs Super Bowl parade, aiming to both address immediate needs and tackle broader issues of gun violence in the community.
Satchel Paige’s birthday celebrated with commemorative bobbleheads, benefiting Negro Leagues Museum
Baseball fans and collectors can celebrate Satchel Paige’s 98th birthday with a special bobblehead collection that honors his legendary career and historic MLB appearance.
Candidates Meet and Greet held in Wyandotte County on July 6
With the August primaries fast approaching, community organizations in Wyandotte County hosted candidates for a Meet and Greet on July 6, featuring key races where the primary contenders are poised to win by default.
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