Thirteen local artists were honored this week for their artistic skill as part of the annual Lenexa Artists' Show.

Enjoy visual arts, theater or cinema? A trio of new events hosted by the Lenexa Arts Council offer fresh new ways to explore the arts in Lenexa.

It’s the time of year when vivid green plants and algae flourish in ponds. While most aquatic vegetation is a positive part of the pond ecosystem, some types of algae can be harmful to people and pets.

The Lenexa Rec Center is throwing the doors wide to host ReXpo, an open house, on Sept. 21, 2019, from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m.

Golf carts can be a quick and easy way to zip over to your neighborhood pool or a friend’s house — but be aware of some updated rules before you get behind the wheel.

Carl and Terrance Waldenmaier, father and son co-owners of LandSeaFood have added homegrown oyster and shiitake mushrooms to their product line at the Lenexa Farmers Market.

Chef Pascal Larcher will prepare an elegant French country-inspired menu with fresh finds from Lenexa Farmers Market vendors on Aug. 24 at the Public Market.

Two prominent agencies have once again awarded the City of Lenexa the highest possible credit rating available.

Over the last several years, the City of Lenexa has been taking a close look at our aging aquatics facilities to better address the needs of our growing and changing community.

As part of the annual budget development process, a public hearing for the Recommended 2020 Budget is scheduled for Tuesday, July 16, during the regularly scheduled City Council meeting. You are invited to attend the meeting, which begins at 7 p.m. in Lenexa City Hall’s Community Forum, to participate in the public hearing.

Lenexa Chief Financial Officer Doug Robinson was honored as a 2019 CFO of the Year by the Kansas City Business Journal. Doug has worked in local government for more than 27 years, including 14 years with the City of Lenexa.

The Lenexa Police Department has joined Neighbors by Ring, a new neighborhood watch tool that sends real-time crime and safety notifications directly to your smartphone.

You can learn about nature and water quality, get some exercise and enjoy the natural beauty of Lenexa on two recently installed walking tours.