Here's your local news at a glance for Monday, the 13th of October.
Good morning, Olathe.
🏘️ Community
Gieringer’s Family Farm in Edgerton offers a pick-your-own fall experience with many pumpkins, apples + fresh flowers available for visitors.
The farm remains open to the public until the weekend after Halloween to let locals enjoy fresh, locally grown produce.
Sporting Kansas City and Children's Mercy Hospital have teamed up for nearly a decade on the Red Card KC Campaign+ the program visits local schools so kids learn to spot bullying and speak up.
Dr. Ram Chettiar updated the effort on Heart of the Matter, emphasizing that bystanders play a key role in stopping harmful behavior.
🎭 Culture
The annual Olathe Arts Festival took place Oct.
11—12 at Johnson County Square in downtown Olathe where families enjoyed stage shows, children's art activities, and artwork for sale. The event brought together local art lovers and provided a festive atmosphere for the community.
🎓 Education
UFC Hall of Famer Royce Gracie taught jiu jitsu to local kids today—helping them learn self-defense and build confidence during a session at Tyson Kilbey Jiu-Jitsu.
Dozens of children attended to gain practical skills and life lessons from the martial arts icon.
🏈 Sports
The Kansas City Chiefs beat the Detroit Lions 30-17 on Oct.
12th and improved to a 3-3 record, with a player altercation reported as the game ended. They will travel to Las Vegas to face the Raiders on Oct. 19th at 12 p.m.
🎉 Olathe Events
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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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