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From vision to action, progress starts by showing up. Commissioner Jermaine Howard takes residents inside another week in District 1—from neighborhood conditions and community voices to education, local leadership and the growing opportunities within Wyandotte County’s construction trades. This week’s message is simple: strong communities are built when all of us have a role in building them.

What does leadership really look like? This week, Commissioner Howard found the answer in everyday conversations—with residents, business owners, and the people working behind the scenes to make District 1 stronger. Discover how listening, serving, and supporting local businesses like Ms. R’s Café are helping build a brighter future through the We Not Me approach to community leadership.

Discover how Quincy and Rhajaé Carroll transformed their son Cartier’s medical journey into the Broken Heart Classic—an annual Kansas City charity basketball tournament supporting families served by Ronald McDonald House Kansas City. The story highlights faith, community, champion Carti’s Crashouts, the tribute to Micki Wells and a growing movement turning heartbreak into hope and compassionate action.

Commissioner Jermaine Howard’s latest We Not Me Conversations highlights a week of progress through community partnerships, the Broken Heart Classic, neighborhood cleanup initiatives, support for local agriculture, and responsible development in District 1. Explore this week’s Economic Snapshot on Real Estate & Housing, learn how supporting local businesses strengthens Wyandotte County, and discover how working together creates opportunity, pride, and lasting community growth

Follow Commissioner Jermaine Howard’s latest We Not Me Conversations as he highlights the partnerships, people, and progress shaping District 1 in Wyandotte County. From youth mentorship and neighborhood redevelopment to transportation access, small business growth, and technology-driven economic opportunity, discover how collaboration is building stronger neighborhoods and creating a brighter future—one conversation, one partnership, and one opportunity at a time.

Discover how The Jegna Klub’s Economic Independence Academy is empowering youth and families through financial literacy, investing basics, workforce development, and leadership. In this video, Student Ambassador Payton introduces Chris Dunlap, Founder of Nu Wall Street, as he shares practical strategies for building wealth through investing. Learn how education, community partnerships, and economic empowerment are helping create stronger futures across Wyandotte County and Ka

What begins as an interview quickly becomes something much more. Inside The Jegna Klub Headquarters, Judge Candice Alcaraz reflects on the obstacles, mentors, and defining moments that shaped her path to becoming Wyandotte County’s first Black female District Court Judge. Through authentic conversations with youth interns, this feature reveals how mentorship, media, and leadership intersect to build confidence, create opportunity, and leave a lasting legacy for Kansas City’s

This week’s We Not Me Conversations follows Commissioner Jermaine Howard as he explores how relationships, entrepreneurship, agriculture, code enforcement, and community partnerships are creating lasting economic opportunity in District 1. From Bell’s Crossing Farms to regional business leaders, discover why investing in people, supporting youth, strengthening neighborhoods, and building local ownership are the keys to a stronger, more prosperous future for Wyandotte County.

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.

Commissioner Jermaine Howard reflects on a week of vision, leadership, and community impact in District 1. Inspired by Black Tech Street in Tulsa, he shares why representation matters, highlights local partnerships, celebrates businesses like John’s Java & Jazz, addresses food access, and encourages residents to help shape the future of Wyandotte County. Discover how the “We Not Me” philosophy is turning conversations into action and inspiring the next generation.

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.

This blog highlights Kansas City gospel rapper Brotha Mike and his inspiring “Faith Walk” visit to The Jegna Klub, where he was interviewed by JegnaTalk interns. It captures a powerful youth-led media experience filled with growth, authenticity, and mentorship, airing on JEGNAFEST Worldwide Radio and streaming worldwide.

Kansas City native Tamara Barnes visits the Jegna Klub Headquarters for a youth-led interview on JegnaTalk: For Youth By Youth. Hosted by student interns through the Connecting The Dottes Multimedia Internship, the conversation highlights resilience, mentorship, and leadership while giving young journalists real-world media experience. The interview will air on JEGNAFEST Worldwide Radio and stream on the Jegna Klub TV Network, showcasing youth voices from Kansas City to a glo

This post highlights the inspiring visit of the JC Harmon High School Football Team to The Jegna Klub Headquarters for a JegnaTalk: For Youth By Youth interview. Through honest conversation, youth voices share stories of resilience, confidence, and growth beyond the scoreboard. The article showcases positive coaching, real-world media learning, and how youth-led platforms like Jegna Klub empower young people to rise through adversity together.

KC Turner High School Boys Basketball visits Jegna Klub Headquarters for a youth-led interview with JegnaTalk interns, highlighting leadership, team culture, and student voice. Coach Vincent Rolls and players share insights on and off the court during a professional media experience featured on JEGNAFEST Worldwide Radio (152+ stations globally) and streaming on Jegna Klub TV Network across Roku, Apple, Amazon, and Google platforms.

This post highlights The Jegna Klub’s Connecting The Dottes evidence-based multimedia internship program and its Q2 success story featuring youth intern Delano Washington. It showcases real-world media training, workforce development, radio broadcasting, audio/video editing, and youth leadership growth from October–December 2025, demonstrating how hands-on mentorship, STEAM learning, and community engagement prepare students for future careers.

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