Here's your local news at a glance for Saturday, the 4th of October.
Good morning, Olathe.
Third Street Social is set to open later this year at 206 W.
Loula St. in downtown Olathe as work continues on converting a former city technology office into a restaurant—joining other new businesses in the redevelopment area. The eatery will bring Missouri flavors to the area as it prepares for its Johnson County debut.
Kansas State Treasurer Steven Johnson announced $1.5 million was awarded on Oct 3 in the Home in the Heartland grant program to support local efforts in attracting new residents and boosting economic growth.
The funds will be disbursed in two installments as participating communities meet relocation targets—recipients include Kingman, Parsons, and others.
Johnson County Med-Act celebrated its 50th anniversary with an honorary reunion on Sept.
27—marking decades of emergency service and community care. The agency, staffed by 195 employees and having handled over 55,000 calls last year, will continue using advanced technology to serve residents.
Halloween pop-up bars are launching around the metro with spooky drinks and fun themes for adults.
At KC Wine Co. in Olathe — the Ghouls Pop-Up Barn offers free admission and flatbread pizzas — while other pop-ups in the area will need tickets or reservations through November.
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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