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Today in OlatheSun., Nov. 1

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  • Sunrise 6:47 a.m.
  • Sunset 5:19 p.m.

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2,712 events in Olathe this week, from the Olathe events calendar.

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Around Olathe

From KSHB 41 Kansas City, KMBC and 3 more newsrooms, gathered by TMI, 6AM City’s local news service.

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  1. KSHB 41 Kansas City7 hours ago

    Where do permanent Daylight Saving Time efforts stand in Kansas, Missouri and Congress?, on KSHB 41 Kansas City

    Daylight saving time has ended until March. See where Kansas, Missouri and federal efforts to make DST permanent currently stand.

  2. KMBC7 hours ago

    Olathe East's Ben Pronske named KMBC Hy-Vee Athlete of the Week, on KMBC

    Olathe East soccer star Ben Pronske earns KMBC 9 Athlete of the Week honors after setting a school record with 28 goals and adding seven assists.

  3. Johnson County Post12 hours ago

    PHOTOS: Halloween fun at Mildale Farm fall fest in Edgerton, on Johnson County Post

    Families spent Halloween at Mildale Farm in Edgerton, where JCPRD's free fall festival offered hayrides, fishing, a pumpkin patch and a petting zoo. (148)

  4. IN Kansas City Magazine18 hours ago

    How the Global Coffee Culture is Changing Kansas City, on IN Kansas City Magazine

    Kansas City has been a serious craft-coffee town since Jon Cates and Sara Honan opened Broadway Cafe in 1992, eventually roasting their own beans in the back of the shop by 1998. Meanwhile, Danny O’Neill, founder of The Roasterie, roasted his first batch of coffee beans in his Brookside basement in 1993. More than 30… The post How the Global Coffee Culture is Changing Kansas City first appeared on IN Kansas City Magazine.

  5. IN Kansas City Magazine18 hours ago

    Kansas City Designers Deck the Halls with Family Heirlooms, Treasured Ornaments, and Festive Greenery, on IN Kansas City Magazine

    I’ll Be Home for Christmas “I love to use the unexpected in holiday décor,” says Zach Keyes of J’adore Home & Garden. On the mantel of this Mission Hills home, he created a scroll-like garland with pheasant feathers, faux red pepper berries, and greenery. Santa, a pair of wicker bells, and an ending point nutcracker… The post Kansas City Designers Deck the Halls with Family Heirlooms, Treasured Ornaments, and Festive Greenery first appeared on IN Kansas City Magazine.

  6. IN Kansas City Magazine20 hours ago

    Reservation for One: Rulber’s Restaurant Mas Cantina, on IN Kansas City Magazine

    For more than two decades, Rulber De la Torre has been feeding Kansas City at Mi Ranchito restaurants, the homegrown Mexican chain he launched in Olathe in 2004. Now, after building the business into seven locations across Kansas, De la Torre has opened something more personal, Rulber’s Restaurant Mas Cantina in Prairie Village. This is… The post Reservation for One: Rulber’s Restaurant Mas Cantina first appeared on IN Kansas City Magazine.

  7. IN Kansas City Magazine20 hours ago

    In Culinary News: The Table, on IN Kansas City Magazine

    One of the hottest tables for Korean food in Kansas City is hiding inside an Olathe church. On Friday nights, the dining hall at Grace United Methodist Church transforms into The Table, where more than 200 diners have recently packed the room for chef and pastor Changhyun Kim’s deeply comforting Korean cooking. This fall, come

  8. Kansas City StarYesterday

    See who won Kansas high school cross-country state championships on Saturday, on Kansas City Star

    See full results from the Kansas high school cross-country state championships at Rim Rock Farm in Lawrence and Wamego Country Club in Wamego, including team and individual winners.

  9. Kansas City StarYesterday

    Blue Valley West repeats as Kansas high school volleyball champion: State results, on Kansas City Star

    Blue Valley West defended its Kansas Class 6A volleyball title in Overland Park, defeating Mill Valley 28-26, 25-23 to win back-to-back state championships.

  10. KSHB 41 Kansas CityYesterday

    U.S. Senate hopeful Adam Hamilton rallies supporters in Kansas City, Kansas, on KSHB 41 Kansas City

    With Election Day just days away, Adam Hamilton is making a final push to connect with voters across the Kansas City area.

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