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Local apparel shop We Got Your Back closes in Overland Park

Johnson County News | Johnson County Post • Publié le 13 janvier 2026

After roughly four years, a local clothing shop has said goodbye to Overland Park. Locally owned We Got Your Back, known for its Kansas City-themed apparel and goods, has closed its downtown Overland Park storefront. The store closed its doors on Christmas Eve. We Got Your Back was at 7940 Santa Fe Drive The boutique […]

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JCCC Updates: Through the cold, toward the goal – the power of spring semester

Welcome to Perspectives from the President, where Dr. Tony Miksa shares insights on life at Johnson County Community College, living in Kansas, higher education news, and the experiences that shape our campus community. From personal…

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Johnson County districts come out against bill banning phones in Kansas schools — Here’s why

A bipartisan bill in Topeka that aims to institute a statewide cellphone ban in K-12 schools is drawing criticism from Johnson County’s biggest school districts. Senate Bill 302 would bar students from using their phones from the…

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Spring Hill loosens restrictions for golf carts and utility vehicles — What are the new rules?

Golf cart and utility terrain vehicle usage hasn’t increased in the few months following Spring Hill’s expanded ordinance allowing the vehicles on more roads, though local officials expect to see an increase as the weather warms back up.…

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JoCo Homebuying: 4 reasons you shouldn’t make an extra mortgage payment

By Charity Ohlund I’ve previously discussed the benefits of making a “secret extra mortgage payment” by simply paying half of your monthly payment every two weeks. The biggest benefits of this strategy are paying less in interest and…

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Shawnee development projects the Post is watching in 2026

With the new year underway, the Post is keeping tabs on some big development projects in the continuously-growing city of Shawnee. From new developments to renovation projects downtown, here are some of the prominent projects in Shawnee…

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Fast food burger chain Hardee’s closes last two JoCo locations

A Tennessee-based fast food brand has officially left Johnson County. At the end of last month, burger chain Hardee’s closed both of its remaining Johnson County locations in two different cities. Hardee’s closed in Overland Park and…

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Overland Park says Incred-a-Bowl owner has made needed repairs, avoiding demolition

The once iconic and long-vacant Incred-A-Bowl building in southern Overland Park has avoided possible forced demolition after contractors completed necessary repairs to address “dangerous” conditions. In the decade or so since the former…

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The Johnson County Post is taking the MLK Day holiday off. We’ll return on Tuesday.

The Johnson County Post will not publish any new stories today, Monday, Jan. 19, in recognition of the federal Martin Luther King, Jr. holiday. Save for big breaking news, we will be back with fresh headlines about your community in…

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