June 8, 2019
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Talented young people from throughout the metropolitan area were featured in the ninth annual Got Talent on June 1 at the Lee’s Summit High School Performing Arts Center.
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The evening kicked off with a Vegas-style impersonation of Elvis Presley by Matt Lewis.
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A competition of 19 individuals — including 15 solo acts and two duos followed. The young people, ranged in age from 10 to 18 and included vocalists, instrumental performers, musical theatre acts, dancers and a magician.
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