Johnson County Kansas

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RideKC in Johnson County has also expanded local routes and enhanced the frequency of service to encourage riders of all ages to take advantage of the county’s improved public transportation system.

Johnson County Aging & Human Services Department operates the Catch-a-Ride program; a social service program providing volunteer transportation to essential destinations.

Enjoy a magical evening with Johnson County Park and Recreation District and the City of Lenexa at the mystical masquerade dance from 7 to 9 p.m. Friday, Oct. 21, at the Lenexa Community Center, 13420 Oak St.

Sue Buckley is a retired schoolteacher who enjoys walking her dog Jack, kayaking and making treats for her neighbors and friends.

Throughout Johnson County leaves will begin to fall as we head into autumn, and many will take to their yards with rakes and brown yard waste bags in hand.

Raise your hand if you ever took something out of the refrigerator, stared long and hard at it and asked yourself how long it had been there, or if you have questioned if something was safe to eat.

Has your health become less of a priority this summer? Have you developed some unhealthy habits that you want to change?

Johnson County Park and Recreation District’s 50 Plus Program serves as a host site for The University of Kansas, Osher Lifelong Learning Institute.

Success with planting grass seed is not as simple as broadcasting seed over the soil. There is an art and science to success. First, mow the lawn slightly lower than normal, removing most of the debris. The next step is to prepare the soil.