Here's your local news at a glance for Sunday, the 28th of September.
Good morning, Olathe.
Local families can enjoy fall fun at KC Pumpkin Patch in Olathe—this event runs Sept.
27 through Oct. 26 with games like pumpkin bowling, rides, and food, while nearby Kansas City farms offer corn mazes, hayrides, and apple cider for more family outings. The season gives plenty of choices for a full day of outdoor activities.
The Chiefs announced defensive tackle Chris Jones was placed on the injury report for personal reasons ahead of Sunday's matchup — he has no game status designation while Kristian Fulton and Ashton Gillotte are questionable and Mike Danna is doubtful for the game.
Gardner Edgerton won 42-7 over Olathe North on Friday at the Olathe District Activity Center as star running back Syre Padilla scored four touchdowns, including a 92-yard run.
The Trailblazers improved their record while the Eagles struggled with mistakes and fumbles—errors that hurt their chances early in the game.
Denny Hamlin admitted on Saturday he got too hot under the collar after he wrecked teammate Ty Gibbs at New Hampshire last week (he said he should have handled the situation differently).
Team members stressed that drivers must respect each other ahead of the Kansas Speedway race today.
KC Pumpkin Patch Homeschool Day
9 a.m. - 1 p.m. — KC Pumpkin Patch — Prepurchased ticket required — A special field trip day for homeschooling families filled with autumn fun.
Walmart's Innovative Manufacturing Journey
7:30-9:00 a.m. — Grand Street Cafe — Free entry — Explore Walmart's groundbreaking 330,000-square-foot meat production facility and the innovation behind its design-build success.
Sphere 1 University LIVE Training
October 27th to 30th — Husqvarna Training Center — Lodging and food covered for members — Enhance your expertise with hands-on training on Husqvarna's concrete tools and applications.
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