Gardner, KS
Lynne Hermansen Special to The Gardner News Comments made by an appointed planning commissioner raised concerns regarding social media at the Aug. 3 council meeting. … Continue reading
The Edgerton City Council is set to vote on the 2021 budget this month. Council members and staff have worked to make fiscally responsible decisions … Continue reading
The Gardner Utility Advisory Committee meets the first Thursday of each month to provide guidance and recommendations for all city utilities including water, wastewater and … Continue reading
Riana Henderson Special to The Gardner News Members discussed the city’s mill levy at their July 23 Edgerton meeting. Conversation revolved around rolling the mill … Continue reading
Mica Marriott-Ward Special to The Gardner News Isam Smith moved to the Kansas Territory with the Jacob Victor family when he was 26. The life … Continue reading
Merit increases for Gardner employee are based on annual evaluations by their direct supervisor. Employees no longer receive cost of living increases. This year the … Continue reading
For 80 years, the fair has provided farmers with a forum to showcase their expertise while preserving the county’s agricultural heritage. Moreover, the Johnson County … Continue reading
Lynne Hermansen Special to The Gardner News No one was present for the Aug. 3 public hearing regarding the 2020 and 2021-22 budget hearings. The … Continue reading
Governor Laura Kelly today announced Secretary Julie Lorenz of the Kansas Department of Transportation (KDOT) will serve as Executive Director of the Recovery Office, in … Continue reading
Graphic courtesy of the City of Spring Hill Shopping locally is vital to Spring Hill now more than ever. Established by a mayoral proclamation in … Continue reading
Photo courtesy of JCPRD A 50 Plus Pickleball Tournament is set for Aug. 21, at the Johnson County Park and Recreation District’s New Century Fieldhouse, … Continue reading
The Johnson County Fair was a shadow of its normal self due to COVID 19 and the statewide shut down, but there were still limited … Continue reading
It takes work year round to put on the annual Johnson County Fair, and although this year’s events were scaled back, volunteers were still out … Continue reading
Without money transferred in, GEYCP would have lost about $222,000 this year. In 2017 USD 231 borrowed $10,000 from the general fund and started Gardner … Continue reading
An e-mail sent to members of the USD 231 Board of Education regarding possible health risks at an in person graduation was made public on … Continue reading
