Saturday May 18 | Prairie Village Post
Fred Logan elected to chair Kansas Board of Regents
Logan, who lives in Leawood, is a partner in the firm Logan Logan & Watson. He was appointed to the Board of Regents in 2011 by Governor Sam Brownback.
Open-carry supporters plan Prairie Village picnic
A group that wants to challenge Prairie Village's ban on openly carrying guns in public plans to have a picnic next month.
Red Door Grill opens its doors in Leawood today
It's opening afternoon for chef Debbie Gold and the Red Door Grill . Gold left the American Restaurant last month to join Red Door Restaurants, a new local restaurant group that intends to open several neighborhood-focused eateries.
Getting police reports, criminal records often requires lawsuits in Kansas
Soon after Susan Stuckey called Prairie Village police three years ago and said she wanted a cop to kill her, more than 15 officers in riot gear surrounded her apartment building.
The Gardner News and The Spring Hill ...
"Annie" Minick's faithful journey on earth ended Tuesday, May 7, 2013. She was 95 and lived in Spring Hill.
Search for robbery suspects causes stir in Prairie Village, north Leawood
A number of Prairie Village and north Leawood residents near the Kansas City, Mo., border Thursday night were awakened by a police search for two suspects in a robbery that took place at 76th and Wornall.
Tiffany Greens host the Golf Channel Amateur Tour
Tiffany Greens Golf Course hosted the Golf Channel Amateur Tour on Sunday May 5. The players were faced with a course that in the first week of May had endured freezing cold temperatures, rain and snow.
Young runners, 15 and 11, win 10th annual Dragon Dash
Jack Trouve, wearing bib 217, jumped out toward the front of the pack at the start of Saturday's Dragon Dash.
Documents: Evidence flimsy in suburban drug raid
A Kansas couple who waited a year to find out why sheriff's deputies raided their home in search of drugs said they're relieved to finally have answers but disturbed that agents targeted their home based on what they called flimsy evidence.
Missouri coroners question practices of forensics company operator
Parcells, 33, runs Kansas Forensics, a company based in Leawood, Kan., that provides medical examiner services for county coroners in Missouri and Kansas, and private autopsies for families across the country.
New Evidence On What Women Can Expect After Breast Augmentation Surgery
Main Category: Cosmetic Medicine / Plastic Surgery Also Included In: Women's Health / Gynecology Article Date: 04 May 2013 - 0:00 PDT Ninety-eight percent of women undergoing breast augmentation surgery say the results met or exceeded their expectations, according to a prospective outcome study published in the May issue of Plastic and ... (more)
Records: Leawood drug raid based on evidence that proved inaccurate
In case you missed it, Andy Reid - in an interview on SiriusXM radio - solved the riddle of how the Chiefs would line up at offensive tackle.
Hoisington Middle School was notified that they have received a grant for $4,500 to promote and educate students about composting, and they plan to use waste from the lunchroom for that.
Ex-Chiefs player picked for KTA board
Gov. Sam Brownback has appointed a former Kansas City Chiefs player and businessman to the board that oversees operations of the state's only toll road.
Breast Augmentation Patients Report High Satisfaction Rates, Says...
Ninety-eight percent of women undergoing breast augmentation surgery say the results met or exceeded their expectations, according to a prospective outcome study published in the May issue of Plastic and Reconstructive SurgeryA , the official medical journal of the American Society of Plastic Surgeons .
Award-winning chef Debbie Gold joins new restaurant company
James Beard award-winning chef Debbie Gold is back at the corner of 119th and Roe with another new restaurant concept - this one in Leawood.
Kansas Couple Gives $2.5 Million To KU Cancer Center
The money from Tom and Teresa Walsh of Leawood will support the nurse navigators program.
Police stake out hydroponics shops, harass customers who grow their own food
Apparently Americans who employ hydroponics are the newest targets in an insane "drug war" that has gone from bad to ludicrous since it was first "declared" in the early 1980s.
Funeral services were Friday in Wichita for Gloria Morin, 82, Wichita, formerly of Minot, who died Sunday, April 21, 2013, in Hesston, Kan.
Country Club Plaza debuts two new stores
Two new stores opened their doors to Country Club Plaza shoppers Wednesday. Hot Mama opened at 225 W. 47th Street next-door to Ann Taylor Loft and Pandora.