
Juliana Garcia
Reporter at Johnson County Post
@shawmissionpost reporter | covering Prairie Village and Shawnee Mission School District | inquiries/tips: [email protected] | DMs are open
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3 days ago |
johnsoncountypost.com | Juliana Garcia
There are no longer 50 e-bikes coming to two northeast Johnson County cities. The cities of Mission and Roeland Park in the past two weeks have decided to pull back from $500,000 worth of federal grant funding that would have paid for 50 e-bikes to be shared between the two cities.
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4 days ago |
johnsoncountypost.com | Juliana Garcia
Johnson County Parks and Recreation District is one of four finalists for the 2025 National Gold Medal Award, which is the industry’s equivalent to the Super Bowl. This is the ninth time in JCPRD’s history that the district has been a finalist for this National Recreation and Park Association honor, with grand plaque wins in 1995 and 2017. It’s also the third time JCPRD has been a finalist in the past four years, including just last year.
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1 week ago |
johnsoncountypost.com | Juliana Garcia
Elizabeth Kashka has fond memories of the old Hen House at Merriam Town Center. She took her grandmother grocery shopping there every other weekend for two decades. She still recalls the day the store opened, when kids played in water from a fire hose. She even worked there for three years. Then in 2018, the Hen House in Merriam abruptly closed, and the northeastern Johnson County suburb of more than 10,500 people didn’t have its own grocery. It hasn’t had one for the seven years since.
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1 week ago |
johnsoncountypost.com | Juliana Garcia
A long-troubled animal shelter in Mission may soon be replaced with a new doggie daycare business. Playful Pack is eyeing the space currently occupied by Unleashed Pet Rescue and Adoption, an animal shelter in Mission that’s come under fire in recent years after multiple failed state inspections.
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1 week ago |
johnsoncountypost.com | Juliana Garcia
You may have noticed a 16-foot limestone and steel tower at the northeast corner of Merriam and Johnson drives at the entrance to downtown Merriam. The tower is actually a sculpture, “Still Time” by Dan Maginn. Through a wind chime, “Still Time” honors the lasting wind at the site as well as the original inhabitants of the land, the Kanza, also known as the People of the South Wind.
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