Leawood Stage Company is rehearsing for its first live production since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic — ‘Seussical,’ a musical comedy based on the work of Dr. Seuss. Characters
The Leawood City Council has approved rezoning and a preliminary plan for a proposed $50 million mixed-use development at 86th Street and State Line Road. The move comes despite opposition
Kansas City native Lauren Cimpl and her husband, Anthony LaVita, are helping bring a dance fitness studio concept to Town Center in Leawood. Located at 5033 W. 117th St., AKT
It’s Beach Day every day in Leawood, where Made in KC has opened its newest concept. Located at 5291 W. 116th Place in Park Place, Outta the Blue is a
Ranch Mart North’s redevelopment is taking shape — and while it’s on track for a summer 2021 opening, developers say the project’s finishing touches could still be happening int this
For more than half of her life, Leawood resident Susanna King has dedicated time and energy toward giving to the Jewish Family Services Food Pantry. The daughter of Chad King
Torch.AI, a Leawood-based artificial intelligence firm, says it is planning to add nearly 500 high-paying jobs to its Kansas City area workforce in the coming years, according to a press
Leawood is considering becoming the latest Johnson County city to allow residents to keep chickens within city limits. This week, the city council voted unanimously to direct city staff to
A new coffee shop and bar concept from the popular local goods retailer Made in KC is heading to Leawood’s Park Place Shopping Center this spring. Outta the Blue, as
Plate Restaurant, a Brookside staple since 2014, is planning to open a new location at 11655 Ash Street in Leawood’s Park Place in fall 2021. The Italian restaurant has been
By Laura Spencer Credit Scott Miller for getting the word out about his parents’ unusual pandemic project. “It is, quite literally, a miniature marvel,” he bragged on Twitter, “and the world needs
Every morning, Bob and Dianne O’Connor go on a date. It starts with some of their favorite records, mostly by Italian singers like Luciano Pavarotti and Andrea Bocelli. With cane
Leawood Police are seeking the public’s help in the search for Kimberly Cooke, a former Leawood resident missing since July 2020. In a media release this week, Capt. Brad Robbins
Leawood’s AMC Theatres is sticking around in 2021 — despite previous concerns about not making it to a post-pandemic era. In a press release this week, the company said it
Leawood residents and visitors have two new pieces of art to check out. The Leawood Arts Council’s art in public places initiative has installed two new pieces to the city’s
