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Two Olathe agencies receive grants totaling $350,000
Two Olathe organizations were among 46 agencies that received almost $6.5 million in grants from the Health Care Foundation of Greater Kansas City.
Olathe student participates in 2009 National Bible Bee
Spelling bees have been around for more than a century, but an Olathe student had the opportunity to participate in the first ever National Bee Bible this month in Washington, D.C. More than 17,000 children vied for the opportunity to advance to the finals at local competitions throughout the nation.
Traffic Accident Injures 2 in Olathe
Emergency crews respond to a traffic accident at College and Woodland in Olathe, Kan.
Johnson County offers H1N1 clinic Tuesday in Olathe
The Johnson County Health Department is offering H1N1 vaccinations from 1 to 6 p.m. Tuesday at 11875 S. Sunset Drive in Olathe.
Toy and Food Drive in Johnson County
For a sixth year, Johnson County Public Safety officers are spending the weekend collecting toys and food for families in need of some help this holiday season.
Olathe businessman selected as Alumni Fellow by Washburn
As producer of the ALMA awards honoring Latinos in television, music and sports, Olathe minority small-business owner David Chavez has brought recognition to famous Latino stars such as Penelope Cruz, Oscar De La Hoya and John Leguizamo.
Woman Helped By Good Samaritans In Lenexa Attack
A Lenexa woman said she is still shaken up after being an attacked in a shopping center parking lot, but thankful for those who helped her.
Olathe man helps build homes in El Salvador
Leon Bauman of Olathe, a member of Advent Lutheran Church, was one of 27 Thrivent Financial representatives who helped build a community of homes for families in El Salvador.
Northbound I-35 in Olathe reopens after wreck
Northbound Interstate 35 in Olathe has been reopened after three vehicles collided near College Boulevard about noon.The interstate was closed for more than an hour while crews worked to clear the scene.
Olathe woman vows to make Council change recycling plan
Paula Burnetta-Carter says she will visit the Olathe City Council every week until it agrees to change the new citywide recycling program.
Olathe Northwest junior earns Eagle Scout award
Sean Pechon, a junior at Olathe Northwest High School, has attained the rank of Eagle Scout, the highest in Boy Scouts.
Olathe father hopes son shot in FBI shootout learns from mistakes
Robert Henry is thankful his son's alive after being wounded multiple times in a shootout with federal agents and police.
Charged Filed Against Man Accused Of Shooting At FBI Agents
A man is accused of shooting at agents with the FBI's Violenct Crimes Task Force.
Veterans Day activities in and around Olathe
This year's Veteran's Day ceremony will be at the Earl Collier Post 153 of the American Legion, 410 E. Dennis, today, starting at 4:30 p.m. Students from the "Comets Care" program at Cedar Creek Elementary School will sing the National Anthem.
Olathe Community Food Pantry looking at options
The tough economy could force an Olathe food pantry to move from its current location and possibly suspend operations.
Olathe Holds Warrant Amnesty Day
Olathe is holding an "amnesty day" Tuesday to try and help resolve more than 6,200 outstanding warrants.
Olathe police identify robbery suspect
Olathe police have identified a suspect in an aggravated robbery that was reported Saturday night and is a 'person of interest' in two other cases now under investigation.
Blue Valley School District vaccine clinics underway; dates set in Olathe
The Blue Valley and Olathe school districts have announced the first dates and locations for upcoming H1N1 vaccination clinics hosted in partnership with the Johnson County Health Department.
Woman Robbed by Knife at Olathe Store
OLATHE, Kan. a ' Olathe authorities are looking for two men who robbed a woman with a knife Saturday afternoon outside a Dollar Tree Store.
Olathe selects Marlin Berry as new school superintendent
The former school leader in Abilene and Lindsborg, Kan., will become the next superintendent of the 27,000-student Olathe School District July 1.Marlin Berry, the districts assistant superintendent for general administration, was selected Thursday by the school board to succeed the current superintendent, Pat All, when she retires next year.Berry ...