Good morning Kansas City! We hope you enjoyed your weekend. It’s Monday, June 10, and today’s newsletter covers topics to start your week. From concerns over a split Black vote in the Jackson County prosecutor race to celebrating the 55th anniversary of the Delta Sigma Theta Kansas City Alumnae Chapter, and highlighting upcoming Juneteenth events. Let’s dive straight into today’s headlines!
Black vote split could cost Jackson County historic opportunity for first Black prosecutor
Could a split Black vote in the Democratic primary race for Jackson County prosecutor squander the opportunity to elect the first Black prosecutor? Fears have arisen that the presence of two Black female candidates may divide the Black and progressive vote, potentially allowing a more conservative White candidate to claim the nomination.
Delta Sigma Theta Alumnae Chapter celebrates 55 years of public service and scholarships
Honoring a remarkable milestone, the Delta Sigma Theta Kansas City Alumnae Chapter receives a special commendation from the City Council on its 55th anniversary. Discover the impactful work and achievements of this esteemed group of women in our community.
Juneteenth festivities: Talent shows, BBQs, parades, and concerts
Don’t miss a second of any events celebrating Juneteenth this month! This is your guide to all things Juneteenth happening in both Kansas and Missouri.
Kansas City hosts free conference to discuss UNESCO return and city growth
Kansas City is celebrating its return to UNESCO and leveraging its designation as a UNESCO Creative City for Music to fuel economic growth. Join the free national conference to learn more about the city’s jazz heritage and its potential as an economic driver for local artists and tourism.
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