Here's your local news at a glance for Tuesday, the 29th of April.
Good morning, Olathe.
On Sunday afternoon, between 650 and 800 people gathered at Thompson Park in Overland Park for Free State Days to defend democracy and protest policies seen as anti-democratic.
Organizers from Boots on the Ground Midwest stressed Kansas' free state heritage (a reminder of its pre-Civil War legacy) and local speakers urged officials to take action (calling for stronger public safeguards).
Jon Stewart—70 and a longtime banker in Lake Quivira—worked hard after several jobs and now raises funds for student scholarships at JCCC.
He has been named the Johnson Countian of the Year and will be honored at a gala in November.
Johnson County Community College will start its summer session on June 2 for both 8-week and 4-week classes and continue with a second 4-week session on June 30, ending on July 24.
Students must apply by May 2 and pay tuition by 6 p.m. on May 27—summer classes give them a chance to earn credits and work toward degrees or certificates.
2025 Kansas Optometric Association's 125th Celebration Meeting
7 AM-11 PM — Embassy Suites Hotel & Conference Center — Details TBA — Celebrate a milestone with the Kansas Optometric Association in Olathe.
Docker with Kubernetes Administration Training
May 5-9 — Johnson County Community College: Olathe Health Education Center — $2490 — Enhance your skills in DevOps with expert-led training on Docker and Kubernetes.
On-Site Tour of Senior Living Communities
9 AM - 7 PM — Santa Marta — Free entry — Explore award-winning senior living communities known for exceptional care and engaging activities.
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