By Mike Miles Hardly anyone agrees with me and my opinion of equity. Even my amazing wife shakes her head at me when I try to convince her that I’m
Your Mortgage: My unpopular opinion of equity
Updates from Johnson County Community College: Upcoming events
Looking to add an event or two to your calendar in the coming weeks? Johnson County Community College has you covered. From festivals to cooking demonstrations and lectures, there are
Your Community: Women’s voices
This fall the Johnson County Library will present programming highlighting Women’s Voices. Several programs revolving around women’s experiences are scheduled at our branches throughout the county. Below are three prominent
Your Home: The ‘coming soon’ phenomenon
By Chad Taylor “Coming Soon” to an MLS near you! The words alone are exciting for most potential buyers. Especially in a low inventory market. As buyers drive the streets
Your Health: Your baby is one of a kind, even in development
Though I’m sure you already knew, your baby really is one of a kind. No baby book or mommy blog can predict exactly how they will behave or develop. The
Your Mortgage: When doing two loans makes sense
By Mike Miles The idea of a home buyer doing two loans to finance a home purchase is gaining popularity. It’s natural to have some reservations about the idea, considering
Inaugural Fall Remodeled Homes Tour features 10 area homes
Habitat for Humanity of Kansas City ReStore partnership gives back to community Ten homes throughout the metropolitan area will be showcased on Kansas City NARI’s (National Association of the Remodeling
Updates from Johnson County Community College: Some Enchanted Evening
Save the date! Some Enchanted Evening – a scholarship benefit for Johnson County Community College – will take place on Saturday, Nov. 10 at the Overland Park Convention Center. Celebrating
Your Community: The Library Lets Loose
It’s a grand party at the Johnson County Library, and you’re invited! Join honorary hosts, Valerie and Charley Vogt, for Library Lets Loose, a festive fundraiser which features unique and
Your Home: Fall home checklist
By Chad Taylor I am surprised every year when summer quickly turns to fall, and this year is no different. We are less than two weeks away from the first
Your Health: Colon Cancer Q&A
Colon cancer was once sadly described as a “death sentence,” but that isn’t the case anymore. Prevention is still your bet defense, but emerging treatment options are providing hope to
Your Mortgage: How to qualify for a loan without a regular salary
By Mike Miles There are several ways in which employees can be paid. For those that are paid a straight salary, qualifying for a loan is pretty straight forward …
The What Not Shop at Lakeview Village: A home of retired treasures
An army of around 100 resident volunteers at Lakeview Village run The What Not Shop, a second-hand store open six days a week and located in the lower level of
Updates from Johnson County Community College: Earn your Commercial Driver’s License
Did you know truck driver pay increased by 15 percent this year to meet increased demand? With many entry-level drivers earning more than $57,000 annually, this career can be both
Your Community: One-to-one homework help
One-to-one tutoring has great benefits for students. It helps improve grades, boost self-esteem and build important learning skills. Tutoring is for those who struggle to keep up, as well as
