THE JEGNA KLUB

Commissioner Jermaine Howard reflects on a week of collaboration, youth empowerment, and community partnerships in District 1. From new recreational investments and resident conversations to celebrating local leaders and inspiring the next generation, discover how the “We Not Me” philosophy is creating opportunities, strengthening neighborhoods, and building a brighter future for every family in Wyandotte County.

In this edition of We Not Me Conversations, District 1 Commissioner Jermaine Howard shares the story behind the “We Not Me” philosophy and the personal experiences that shaped his approach to leadership. Learn why servant leadership, community engagement, and working together are essential to building stronger neighborhoods, creating opportunities, and moving Wyandotte County forward. Discover the values that guide his work and vision for District 1’s future.

On December 13, 2025, the KC FL Schlagle Football Team (Season of 2025–26) stepped into a new kind of arena—Jegna Klub Headquarters. Trading helmets for microphones, the Stallions joined JegnaTalk For Youth By Youth , recorded for JEGNAFEST Worldwide Radio and set to stream on the Jegna Klub TV Network . This wasn’t just an interview. It was a space designed for growth—where young athletes could sharpen confidence, find their voice, and tell their stories. Head Coach Cernyn

Kansas City’s own rap artist Jay Neelz recently stepped into the spotlight at Jegna Klub Headquarters, joining the youth-driven media team for an exclusive JegnaTalk: For Youth By Youth interview. This conversation wasn’t just another sit-down—it was a powerful exchange of ideas, creativity, and community spirit, that will be streamed on Jegna Klub TV Network and spotlighted on JEGNAFEST Worldwide Radio, which reaches millions globally. A Confident Arrival Before the cameras

This week, we proudly honor Francine Chance , a 4th grader at Grant Elementary, as the Jegna Klub Student of the Week. Francine...