By Charity Ohlund As the Chiefs’ third season with Patrick Mahomes’s right arm (and left arm for that matter) is about to kick off, so too is our third year
Updates from Johnson County Community College: Light Up the Lawn summer concert series kicks off
What better way to spend a summer night than under the stars with family, friends and good music at Johnson County Community College. Our 2019 Light Up the Lawn summer
Your Community: County Librarian’s top five for fall
A new school year is about to start which means that students all across the metro will be learning, connecting with others and improving themselves. Those of us who are
Your Home: It’s almost time to trim the trees
By Chad Taylor As fall is quickly approaching, I wanted to offer a friendly reminder that we are not only approaching my favorite season of the year, but also the
Your Health: Are you getting the most out of your primary care visit?
Visiting with your primary care provider is more than just a wellness check. It’s a chance to get answers to your personal health questions, discuss goals, and explore opportunities to
Your Mortgage: How to buy a vacation home at Lake of the Ozarks
By Mike Miles As the summer winds down, so do vacations. How many of you had the thought this summer (or in the past) that you would love to buy
Updates from Johnson County Community College: Individual tickets on sale for 2019-2020 Carlsen Center season
For the past 50 years, Johnson County Community College has been a foundation for the local arts community. Our preforming arts series, The Carlsen Center Presents, is entering its 30th
Your Community: Time capsule at Monticello library’s first birthday
Monticello Library will be one year old next week and Johnson County Library will mark the occasion with a time capsule ceremony featuring special guests and a reception. Inside the
Your Home: July numbers show PV market in downturn
By Chad Taylor To some this news is shocking. Honestly, I think to many PV residents this news might be shocking. I speak to hundreds of residents on a monthly
Southminster Presbyterian Church in Prairie Village hosts music group “The Many”
Are you tired of hearing words of hatred, exclusion, greed and power? Would you love to hear sounds of hope, justice, peace and love? The world we live in today
2020 Fitness: (Re)introducing our CORE program
One of the things about our building expansion project that’s got us most excited is a new east studio that will allow us to re-introduce a program that can help
Your Health: Free summer activities for kids
For families on a tight budget, keeping the kids entertained during summer months can be a challenge. Thankfully, Kansas City has some great family-friendly attractions that are free to enjoy.
Your Mortgage: Add some points … save some bucks
By Mike Miles Does anyone know their FICO? Does anyone know what FICO stands for? FICO stands for Fair Isaac Corporation and it is the most commonly adopted method for
Updates from Johnson County Community College: Career paths in healthcare
If you have a passion for helping others, a career in healthcare could be right for you. Whether you’re just starting your career journey or want to make a change,
Your Community: Maker materials now available
Johnson County Library patrons love the Black & Veatch MakerSpace, where they can try a variety of tools and services, including laser cutters, 3D printers and more. Visitors don’t need