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Welcome to the Rotary Club of Lee's Summit, Missouri
Lee's Summit

Service Above Self

We meet In Person
Thursdays at 12:00 p.m.
The Grand Ballroom at Unity Village
1901 NW Blue Parkway
Lee's Summit, MO 64139
United States of America

BOO BALL 2026

Get ready for the most thrilling night of the year! Join the Rotary Club of Lee's Summit on Friday, October 30 at Green Street Gathering Space for an unforgettable evening of costumes, fantastic food, drinks, live music, and Halloween fun—all while helping us create lasting impact through Service Above Self.

General Admission and VIP Tables are available now.

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‘One simple word’
‘One simple word’
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Talking reading and Rotary with Dolly Parton
Talking reading and Rotary with Dolly Parton
The entertainer and philanthropist Dolly Parton died 25 August 2026. This Q&A was originally published in the March 2010 issue of The Rotarian (now Rotary) magazine. Later that year, she spoke at the Rotary International Convention in Montreal, Canada.
A safe transition beyond the wire
A safe transition beyond the wire
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Rotary projects around the globe – August 2026
Rotary projects around the globe – August 2026
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