At Johnson County Community College, we take pride in building a brighter tomorrow for our students, faculty, staff and community. That’s why we offer smaller class sizes, affordable tuition rates,
We’ve all seen how the stereotypical “IT guy” is portrayed in the movies: Usually, it’s a bespectacled, pocket protector-wearing introvert who is good at technology but hopeless at understanding humans.
By Chad Taylor As I meet with potential sellers every day, many of them have the fear of the other side of the sale. Meaning, will they be able to
A few days ago, construction workers put a bright blue steel beam in place, marking off the topping off the expansion of our space here at 2020FIT. We asked all
Ovarian cancer claims around 14,000 lives per year, with most cases occurring in women 45 and older. Because this cancer can go undetected in early stages, it’s important to understand
By Mike Miles Many of you are aware that the Fed cut rates again last week, but what exactly is affected, and to what extent, when the Fed changes rates?
Kansas City PBS‘s Flatland news team presents a new series examining racial bias in traffic stops from the Kansas City region. Stopped: Profiling the Police deciphers 20 years of data compiled in
See what an education that’s challenging, flexible and fun looks like at The Barstow School. Our All School Virtual Open House is your entry point to explore Barstow’s innovative, individualized
When Rob Magee opened Q39 five years ago, people flocked to the eatery to try the competition style BBQ that made his Munchin’ Hogs team a national champion. But what’s
The Johnson County Community College theatre program has been touted as one of the best in the Midwest, earning many national awards through the prestigious Kennedy Center American College Theatre
It’s that wonderful time of year when you can stock your home or school library with great books perfect for reading, while curled up in a cozy blanket. Find thousands
By Chad Taylor This week has been a tough one for the Taylor-Made Team. On Monday I received a call from Porter Knowles, a longtime client and friend of mine.
Have you ever started making a batch of cookies only to notice you’ve run out of butter? Do you regularly avoid foods you love due to food intolerances? Or maybe
By Mike Miles While investing in real estate certainly isn’t a secret, it’s probably one of the least-sought after ways to build net worth. Some of that is due to
The holidays are right around the corner, but we have another important event to add to your calendars! On Tuesday, Nov. 5, JCCC is hosting a FAFSA completion event from
