It is with great sadness we share news regarding the passing of former Overland Park Council Member Terry Goodman, who passed away on Sunday. Goodman served the community and city of Overland Park for more 20 years, beginning with the Overland Park Planning Commission in the 1990s. He was elected to represent Ward 4 in […]
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Try these ideas to keep kids happy and learning mid-pandemic
By Morgan Cormack for the City of Overland Park Going on ten months into this pandemic, you and the kids might be getting tired, bored or itchy to do something fun. If you’re looking for something to do with the family while staying happy and healthy, here’s some options right here in our city. Take […]
Where to find the most accurate and up-to-date COVID-19 information
By Erin Dougherty for the City of Overland Park It seems like information about COVID-19 changes frequently, and comes to us through many channels including email, social media, websites and news outlets. We all want to know the best ways to protect our families from this deadly virus and what to do if we think […]
Kick off healthy habits in 2021 with 15% off community center memberships
Exercise can improve your physical health and your mental health, and an annual promotion at Matt Ross Community Center and Tomahawk Ridge Community Center can improve your financial health. Save 15% when you purchase an annual community center membership, annual group exercise membership, or annual total fit membership during the first 15 days of 2021. […]
PGA recognizes OP golf pros
Take a lesson at Sykes Lady Overland Park Golf Club or St. Andrews Overland Park Golf Club, and you’ll be learning from the best in the midwest. The PGA Midwest recognizes golf pros from the region every year with its Special Awards. In 2019 and 2020, the PGA Midwest Section recognized three Overland Park golf […]
Avoiding costly COVID-19 scams
By Erin Dougherty for the City of Overland Park People all over the country are falling prey to a number of costly COVID-19 scams, including Kansas residents. The FBI and Secret Service have described these types of scams as the “other coronavirus crisis,” stating, “the more catastrophic the event, the more active the fraudsters.” As Kansas Attorney […]
Safe ways for kids to experience Santa’s Christmas magic during COVID-19
By Erin Dougherty for the City of Overland Park The COVID-19 pandemic continues to impact much of our lives, but it won’t stop Santa from spreading holiday cheer to kids of all ages. While it’s not advisable to stand in long lines or sit on Santa’s lap this year, there are still many options for […]
Managing mental health during a pandemic
By Erin Dougherty for the City of Overland Park If you are in need of support, reach out to any of the following local resources: Call 911 in an emergency Overland Park Police Department Crisis Intervention Team 913-890-1CIT Johnson County Mental Health 24-Hour Services: 913-268-0156 National Suicide Prevention Lifeline 24-Hour Services: 1-800-273-8255 The emotional stress, […]
City increases LGBTQ protection score
The City of Overland Park is proud to share its 2020 Municipal Equality Index score. The Human Rights Campaign, which issues the annual scorecard examining how inclusive municipal laws, policies, and services are of LGBTQ people who live and work there, awarded Overland Park with a score of 93 out of 100 possible points. “Inclusion […]
COVID-safe local holiday shopping tips
By Morgan Cormack for the City of Overland Park The strangest year we’ve had in recent memory will be ending with a strange, different and potentially dangerous holiday season. Given that social distancing is a key to preventing the spread of COVID-19, your traditional shopping experience isn’t just uncomfortable anymore: it also can be risky. […]
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