Good morning Kansas City! We hope you enjoyed your weekend. It’s Monday, June 17, and today’s newsletter brings you a vibrant mix of stories. From the lively Juneteenth in the Dotte parade celebrating Black history and culture, to the empowering Miss JuneteenthKC pageant, and the exciting transformation of the 18th & Vine Jazz District, there’s something for everyone to enjoy and reflect upon in today’s edition. Let’s dive straight into these captivating stories!
Juneteenth in the Dotte parade in Wyandotte County celebrates Black culture and freedom
Celebrate Black history, culture, and freedom in Wyandotte County, Kansas with the lively and joyous Juneteenth in the Dotte parade. From marching bands to dance teams, this annual event brings the community together for a day of festivities and reflection.
Correction: Community Voice newspaper misidentified candidate for Jackson County prosecutor
In a recent article about a high-profile race for Jackson County prosecutor, a mistaken identification has caused confusion. Learn more about the correction made and the importance of accurate reporting in this newsletter.
Nevaeh Harding named Miss JuneteenthKC, receives top prize in third year
Four new queens were crowned at the Miss JuneteenthKC pageant, with Nevaeh Harding taking the top crown. Find out how this 10-week program empowered young women through mentorship, history lessons, and public speaking training.
Zhou B Art Center revitalizes historic Crispus Attucks School building in Kansas City
Discover the exciting transformation of Kansas City’s historic 18th & Vine Jazz District with the grand opening of the Zhou B Art Center. This revitalized arts hub, once a pillar of education for Black students, now features artist studios, galleries, a theater, and more, bringing a vibrant arts center to the heart of the city.
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