County Manager's Office
January is Radon Action Month
The second leading cause of lung cancer might be lurking in your home
Tips help to maintain a healthy heart
Your heart is the engine that powers your daily life and taking proactive steps to ensure your heart’s well-being is a commitment to a healthier life. Here are some practical health tips to keep your heart in top shape.
2024 Presidential primary set March 19
The Kansas Republican and Democratic parties will hold a Presidential Preference Primary Election on March 19.
Applications begin in January for tax relief
The application window for a new property tax relief program for adults 65 and older who meet income requirements will be opening in January.
Social isolation affects many older adults in many ways
Everyone needs social connections to survive and thrive. But as people age, they often find themselves spending more time alone. Being alone may leave older adults more vulnerable to loneliness and social isolation.
New program features coffee with critters
Johnson County Park and Recreation District’s 50 Plus Department is beginning a new series focused on wildlife and conversation.
Recycling of holiday trees ends Jan. 31
Christmas tree recycling is being offered until Jan. 31 at four Johnson County Park and Recreation District locations.
2024 travel plans trek around the world
The 50 Plus Department of Johnson County Park and Recreation District has been helping people across the county travel to captivating destinations around the globe via group travel for more than 40 years!
What to do with holiday plants?
Numerous families spent time together, making lasting new memories. For many of us, special memories were recalled and probably provided a laugh or two. Now that the decorations are taken down and tucked away, waiting to be brought out of storage for another year. Many people receive traditional holiday plants like poinsettia, amaryllis and Christmas cactus as gifts, and might wonder what to do to the preserve the holiday gift plants they received.
Cover Story: Tai chi: Ancient exercise gains modern-day fans
Like an underwater ballet or yoga’s slow-moving cousin, tai chi has been helping older people stay active for centuries.