Donut lovers in northeast Johnson County are apparently spoiled. Both Mission staple Fluffy Fresh Donuts, along with relative newcomer Fairway Creamery — created by chocolatier Christopher Elbow —were highlighted by

The city of Fairway is on track to launch its new website, as soon as February 2021. Why it matters: The city’s new website will “be much more functional from

The Fairway City Council Monday evening approved the nearly $2 million Stroud’s redevelopment agreement and the city’s first-ever Community Improvement District. A 1.5% add-on sales tax will apply to shoppers

With the public hearing for a potential tax add-on at the planned development at the former Stroud’s site less than two weeks away, the Fairway finance committee Tuesday provided city

Fairway residents will soon have the opportunity to voice their opinion on a proposed sales tax add-on for the planned development at the former location of Stroud’s. The Fairway City

The Fairway City Council has approved the establishment of a federal grant fund to keep track of COVID-19 relief funding the city appropriates, as well as upgrades to city hall’s

The Fairway City Council last week approved modifications to its tree ordinance, which will no longer require a special city council meeting for a tree to be removed. Why it

The site of Fairway’s former pan-fried chicken restaurant may soon house Shawnee Mission’s newest Starbucks. The Fairway City Council Monday approved a final site plan for the former Fairway Stroud’s,

As the longtime Fairway tenant, Rainy Day Books, approaches its 45th anniversary on Nov. 4, owners Vivien Jennings and Roger Doeren are preparing the store for a reopening in mid-November.

Despite the impact COVID-19 has had on fall events throughout Johnson County, there are two events heading to the Shawnee Indian Mission in the next couple of months. Although Shawnee

The former Russell Stover location in Fairway is getting a new tenant. A Chase Bank branch is headed to 2814 Shawnee Mission Parkway, according to signs located outside of the

The Fairway City Council is moving forward with adding five permanent speed humps on Belinder Road, south of Shawnee Mission Parkway. At Monday’s meeting, the council approved a contract with

The city of Fairway on Sept. 14 will consider the installation of five permanent speed humps along Belinder Road, south of Shawnee Mission Parkway.  The three temporary speed humps —

The Fairway City Council Monday evening approved a contribution agreement with resident Paul Lyon, who is donating land across the street from his house to be turned into a pocket