The Prairie Village police are hoping you take notice next time you see a patrol car. That’s why the department, which manages public safety services for Prairie Village and Mission
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Prairie Village mayor re-elected to national post
Prairie Village mayor Ron Shaffer has been re-elected to his position on the board of the National Association of Regional Councils. Shaffer, who also sits on the board of the
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New Colonial UCC pastor brings worldly experience to Prairie Village
Colonial United Church of Christ’s new minister, Reverend Aaron Roberts, may have spent much of his life in the Midwest, but the Spokane, Wash., native has seen places far afield.
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Prairie Village council moves toward raising mill levy
At last week’s city council meeting, Prairie Village moved closer to becoming the first municipality in the area to raise its property tax rates amid faltering revenues. The proposed .69
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VillageFest Bike Rodeo honors memory of Fairway teen
Bike helmets work. And Otis Clough wants to make sure that every kid in Prairie Village knows it. That’s why the Clough family’s “Headstrong for Jake Foundation” will be hosting
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PV city hall duffs its way to glory
Prairie Village residents: if you felt especially proud this morning and couldn’t put your finger on why, it’s possible you were caught in the great aura of victory emanating from
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Power outages reported in Prairie Village
KCP&L has confirmed that approximately 2,000 homes in Prairie Village lost power around 7:45 p.m. Tuesday. Some residents reported that they had power restored around 8:30. A cause for the
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Announcing shawneemissionpost.com’s ‘Great Prairie Villagian Block Party Contest’
This summer, Mayor Ron Shaffer is beseeching residents to ask not what Prairie Village can do for them, but what they can do for Prairie Village. His suggestion? Hang out
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After long debate, Prairie Village takes first step toward clarifying home design standards
Debate over the issue was long, and its presence on the agenda controversial, but with a 7-5 vote on Monday night the Prairie Village city council took the first step
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Special pickup for flood items tomorrow (plus a backup plan in case you missed the deadline)
Prairie Village residents who called to have a special pickup scheduled for flood-damaged items should have everything out to the curb by 5 p.m. tonight, according to the city’s Web
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Severe thunderstorm warning in effect until 1 p.m.
Well, at least it will help break the heat a bit. You can see the official weather service warning here. The city of Prairie Village has preemptively closed access to
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Rain possible this weekend; tips on dealing with flood damage
The skies are clear now…but a look at this weekend’s weather forecast shows a not-insignificant chance for showers today and tomorrow. The heavy rains over the past two weeks have
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‘Brown bag’ wine tasting at 3rd Thursdays
A progressive “brown bag” wine tasting at the shops along Tomahawk Rd. kept attendees to June’s 3rd Thursdays event at The Village Shops in good spirits. Patrons sampled mystery wines
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Heavy rains fill Brush Creek quickly; more flooding likely
Wednesday evening’s heavy rains meant more water rushing down Brush Creek, and likely provoked additional basement flooding in the area.
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Wine tasting and trunk show at Village Shops this 3rd Thursday
June: You’re going by too quickly. But that’s okay, because it means we’re almost to the third Thursday of the month. And that means an evening of fun at the
