Johnson County Kansas

If you’ve been considering one of our upcoming 2026 group travel opportunities, now’s the time to take the next step!

As we age, our immune system naturally begins to become less effective, making older adults more susceptible to illness. Focusing on nutrient-rich food, staying active and supporting overall health and well-being can help you ward off those pesky seasonal illnesses that begin to ramp up in these colder months.

Scammers have plenty of opportunities to target even the most cautious among us, especially during the holidays. Whether you are busy shopping for gifts, donating to charity or connecting with loved ones, these cons can happen to anyone and may ruin a joyful season. Here are ten questions to consider to protect yourself from common scams.

The Theatre in the Park indoor season will feature “Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer” from Dec. 6-23.

Stay informed and take control of your health this fall. Johnson County Park and Recreation District’s 50 Plus Program is partnering with Johnson County, K-State Extension to provide classes on healthy living, nutrition and future medical planning.

A new canasta drop-in play group has been formed at the Roeland Park Community Center, 4850 Rosewood Drive.

As the aging population continues to grow, so does the number of older adults struggling with their mental health. According to the National Council for Mental Wellbeing, 1 in 4 older adults has a mental health disorder, and the American Hospital Association says the number of older adults with a mental health disorder is expected to double over the next five years.

The first step for either the Minor Home Rehabilitation or HOME Rehabilitation programs at Johnson County Housing Services is completing and submitting an application with necessary documentation.

They were helped in the HOME Rehabilitation program of Johnson County Housing Services. The federally funded program directly assists income-eligible homeowners with rehabilitation needs of their owner-occupied homes.

All benefited from projects by the Minor Home Rehabilitation program at Johnson County Housing Services. The free program provides repairs which, if left unattended, would have a direct effect on the health, safety or accessibility of income eligible homeowners.