Kelly wins Johnson County chairman race in final unofficial count; Eudora question tied
All 591 Johnson County precincts are in. Eudora's city question and a Leavenworth County House race remain within a handful of votes.
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Serving The Western Edge of The Kansas City AreaVol. 1, No. 3
EditionWednesday, Nov. 4, 2026 · Vol. 1, No. 3 · Partly Sunny, high 57°F, low 42°F
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Leavenworth County says Linwood polling site ran short of ballots
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Kelly leads Johnson County chairman race in unofficial, partial results
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Showers and thunderstorms likely during Election Day voting hours
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Johnson County voters cast ballots today for governor, Congress, county chair and a constitutional amendment
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De Soto school board weighs $2.9 million in bond-funded track, turf and lighting work at Mill Creek Middle
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Tonganoxie council takes up $39,760 water meter purchase and Northstar stormwater project
Leavenworth County says Linwood polling site ran short of ballots
De Soto school board weighs $2.9 million in bond-funded track, turf and lighting work at Mill Creek Middle
Showers and thunderstorms likely during Election Day voting hours
De Soto boys soccer edges Shawnee Heights 1-0
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- Government · Tue.
Tonganoxie council takes up $39,760 water meter purchase and Northstar stormwater project
The Tonganoxie City Council on Nov. 2 considered buying about 112 water meters for up to $39,760 and spending up to $20,000 to advance the Northstar Subdivision stormwater project, according to the meeting packet.
- Government · Tue.
De Soto property tax rebate of up to $500 still open through Dec. 4
De Soto homeowners who meet income guidelines can still apply through Dec. 4 for a rebate of up to $500 on city property taxes, and the city brush site opens for the last times this season on Nov. 7 and Nov. 21.
- Government · Tue.
De Soto council to consider community center master plan with $47 million option including a pool
The De Soto City Council on Nov. 5 considers adopting a community recreation center master plan that calls for a new facility near 91st Street and K-10, estimated at $47 million with indoor aquatics or $34 million without, assuming 2029 construction.
- Government · Tue.
De Soto council to consider up to $210 million in bonds for Merck Animal Health expansion
The De Soto City Council on Nov. 5 considers Ordinance 2707, which would issue up to $210 million in taxable industrial revenue bonds for Intervet Inc., doing business as Merck Animal Health, with an effective 85% property-tax abatement on the new improvements from 2027 through 2036.
- Government · Tue.
De Soto Planning Commission tables site plans for Digital Realty and Beale data-center buildings
The De Soto Planning Commission on Oct. 27 tabled site plans for a second Digital Realty data-center building and two Beale Infrastructure buildings, following staff recommendations, according to the staff reports and the meeting recording.
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