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Lenexa Rec Center holds open house Nov. 18

The Lenexa Rec Center will hold an open house on Wednesday, Nov. 18, offering guided tours, tips on using fitness equipment, a free body composition scan and a prize wheel.

A cream and black vintage coupe on display inside a well-lit automotive museum.

Kansas City Automotive Museum plans to leave Olathe

The Kansas City Automotive Museum announced it will close its Olathe location after 12 years and search for a larger space, though no closure date or relocation timeline has been set.

Clementine's Ice Cream plans Lenexa opening for winter

St. Louis-based Clementine's Ice Cream announced plans to open a franchise location at 17165 W. 87th St. Pkwy in Lenexa, its second Kansas location after Prairie Village, with no specific opening date set.

Exterior entrance of a building with stone columns and a modern canopy, numbered 245.

Catholic Charities marks 70 years with deep Olathe roots

Catholic Charities of Northeast Kansas celebrates its 70th anniversary, tracing its housing mission back to a 1988 duplex the city of Olathe provided as the agency's first transitional shelter for families.

A woman holds up a driver's license in front of a DMV promotional banner.

Johnson County motor vehicle offices close Oct. 12 for training

Johnson County's two motor vehicle offices, including the Olathe location on Ridgeview Road, will close Monday, Oct. 12, for annual staff training. Residents can renew registrations online or by mail while the offices are shut.

Angry Chickz picks Olathe for first Kansas restaurant

Angry Chickz, a Nashville-style hot chicken tender franchise with nearly 50 locations nationwide, will open at 14995 W. 119th St. in Olathe, marking its first restaurant in Kansas or Missouri. No opening date has been announced.

Hy-Vee store on Rockingham Road in Davenport, Iowa.

Hy-Vee files plans for 93,000-square-foot Lenexa store

Hy-Vee has filed preliminary plans to build a 93,000-square-foot grocery store and surrounding commercial development on 32 acres in western Lenexa near 83rd Street and K-7, with the Lenexa Planning Commission expected to take up the proposal Oct. 5.

Kustom Entertainment strikes $112M deal for Tickets For Less

Olathe-based Kustom Entertainment has agreed to acquire Overland Park ticketing platform Tickets For Less for $112 million in cash and stock, a deal that would expand the Country Stampede producer into professional and collegiate sports ticketing.

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