Lenexa blogger styles on a small budget
Lindsey Kupper, a budget stylist, likes a full closet and a full wallet for herself and her clients.
View ArticleHinson contract keeps Shawnee Mission superintendent post the third-highest...
Hinson's three-year pact to pay more than $250,000 in salary and benefits
View ArticleShawnee police renew request for help in finding man
Roy E. Roberts was last seen March 21. He was wearing a blue Royals jacket, blue jeans and white shoes.
View ArticleLenexa plans for long construction headache at I-35 and 95th
Motorists who frequent the shopping areas around Interstate 35 and 95th Street in Lenexa have about a year left to enjoy the traffic flow as it is. Then, as construction season starts in 2014, the...
View ArticleBusiness briefs | Schlitterbahn seeking to fill 600 summer jobs
Shawnee Mission Medical Center honors doctors; Free College Day at JCCC.
View ArticleTwo KU researchers are Goldwater Scholars
Juniors Lianna Dang and Qi Chen will each receive up to $7,500 to cover their tuition, fees, books and room and board.
View ArticleShawnee abates excise tax
To spark development, the Shawnee City Council voted in March to temporarily abate the city's excise tax to stimulate development by reducing upfront costs.
View ArticleFor those affected by autism, Wonderscope plans special event
Wonderscope Children's Museum of Kansas City will host a sensory-friendly event from 6 to 9 p.m. Saturday, a first for the museum.
View ArticleShawnee middle-schooler accused of throwing flames on another student
A Shawnee middle school student was charged Thursday with aggravated battery for allegedly throwing flaming hand sanitizer onto another student.
View ArticleChildren get a hands-on history lesson at Shawnee Town 1929
The museum offers a glimpse of old-fashioned farm life and a chance to take on farm chores.
View ArticleEven in changing times, Shawnee Mission aims to remain at the head of the class
Earnest parents who know the Shawnee Mission School District's strong history are watching, wondering if it can continue pushing state performance higher, and continue to drive more students into...
View ArticleBusiness notes: Garmin, city of Shawnee good employers for reservists
Shawnee Mission Medical Center said it has purchased a new cleaning system that uses ultraviolet light technology to eliminate bacteria as part of its effort to reduce the rate of hospital-associated...
View ArticleJohnson County to improve abitat for endangered snakes
Funding would be capped at $85,000.
View ArticleAt concession stands, Johnson County nudges patrons toward healthier options
Switch was implemented last week at Theatre in the Park.
View ArticleLenexa app speeds city services
Lenexa 311 allows residents to report problems such as damaged road signs, potholes, improper signals and codes requests.
View ArticleFor Shawanee students, art is what they make of it
Students offer their interpretations of works in exhibit at Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art.
View ArticleYards gone wild are producing wholesome food
Although food forests are still unusual, the idea of growing food in the suburbs is not. Phil and Cheryl Kimmi of Lenexa are part of a food-not-lawns movement that has been gathering steam in urban...
View ArticleFor Shawanoe students, art is what they make of it
Students offer their interpretations of works in exhibit at Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art.
View ArticleLenexa shines a light on Latino artists
This year's show included photography, oil and acrylic paintings, jewelry and 3-D art in clay, steel, fabric and other media.
View ArticleAs social media evolve, cities scramble to keep up
Updating and tweeting can swamp city staffers who have taken on public communication in addition to their other duties.
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