
Open a Yogurtini in Lees Summit, Missouri
The Issue
As a teenager living in Lees Summit, Missouri, there's one thing my friends and I constantly talk about: the lack of a nearby frozen yogurt spot to hang out, enjoy our favorite tasty treat, and make lasting memories. A couple of years ago, we were heartbroken when our local Yogurtini closed its doors, leaving us with no choice but to make the journey to Blue Springs anytime we craved that creamy goodness. For many of us, that drive is not just inconvenient but outright impossible given our busy schedules and transportation challenges.
The reopening of a Yogurtini in Lees Summit isn't just a personal wish—it's a community desire. This popular hangout would offer us a safe, welcoming environment to meet up with friends, unwind after school, and enjoy the vibrant flavors that only real frozen yogurt can provide. It would serve as a social hub for the teenagers and families of Lees Summit, promoting a sense of community and togetherness.
Economically, a Yogurtini outlet in Lees Summit would stimulate local business by attracting visitors from surrounding neighborhoods who already miss having convenient access to frozen yogurt. It's not just about the delicious dessert; it's about revitalizing our town's appeal and offering our residents more options for leisure and social gatherings. In fact, frozen yogurt consumption in the U.S. continues to grow, with over 24% of Americans consuming it regularly, highlighting a market demand that shouldn't be ignored.
Furthermore, a committed focus on using local produce and employment can ensure that this Yogurtini not only serves great food but also provides jobs for local youth, teaching valuable skills that will benefit them in future careers.
We urge local entrepreneurs, city planners, and potential investors to consider this venture seriously. Let's bring Yogurtini back to Lees Summit, not just for our taste buds but for our community spirit. Sign this petition to show your support and help make Yogurtini a reality once again in our beloved town!

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The Issue
As a teenager living in Lees Summit, Missouri, there's one thing my friends and I constantly talk about: the lack of a nearby frozen yogurt spot to hang out, enjoy our favorite tasty treat, and make lasting memories. A couple of years ago, we were heartbroken when our local Yogurtini closed its doors, leaving us with no choice but to make the journey to Blue Springs anytime we craved that creamy goodness. For many of us, that drive is not just inconvenient but outright impossible given our busy schedules and transportation challenges.
The reopening of a Yogurtini in Lees Summit isn't just a personal wish—it's a community desire. This popular hangout would offer us a safe, welcoming environment to meet up with friends, unwind after school, and enjoy the vibrant flavors that only real frozen yogurt can provide. It would serve as a social hub for the teenagers and families of Lees Summit, promoting a sense of community and togetherness.
Economically, a Yogurtini outlet in Lees Summit would stimulate local business by attracting visitors from surrounding neighborhoods who already miss having convenient access to frozen yogurt. It's not just about the delicious dessert; it's about revitalizing our town's appeal and offering our residents more options for leisure and social gatherings. In fact, frozen yogurt consumption in the U.S. continues to grow, with over 24% of Americans consuming it regularly, highlighting a market demand that shouldn't be ignored.
Furthermore, a committed focus on using local produce and employment can ensure that this Yogurtini not only serves great food but also provides jobs for local youth, teaching valuable skills that will benefit them in future careers.
We urge local entrepreneurs, city planners, and potential investors to consider this venture seriously. Let's bring Yogurtini back to Lees Summit, not just for our taste buds but for our community spirit. Sign this petition to show your support and help make Yogurtini a reality once again in our beloved town!

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Petition created on September 4, 2026