Kansas Legislators Plead for Governor Kelly to Ensure the Safety and Security of Kansans By Assisting 14 Other States at the Southern Border
by Jennifer Williams National Security is one of the primary roles of the Federal government. With the dismantling of Title 42, the Federal government and the Biden Administration have failed at their job, leaving the states to protect themselves. Currently, 14 states have sent assistance to the crisis at the border, but Kansas has failed… Read more
DO NOT COMPLY
by Daniel Austin There have been talks of lockdowns and covid mandates returning. Whatever Happens Next – Whatever You Do – Do NOT Comply. Do not stay in your home. Do not put on a mask. Do not have your child put on a mask. Do not get tested for covid. And DO NOT get… Read more
Spring Hill USD 230 Votes to Increase Property Taxes over 20% for 67.198 mills – the highest in Johnson & Miami Counties
by Jennifer Williams During the September 11th budget hearing for the Spring Hill USD230 school district, there was only a handful of people in the room and only one public speaker. To hear internet critics cry foul all year regarding their increased appraisals and the fear of rising property taxes causing them to lose their… Read more
Edgerton City Councilman Arrested for Felony Aggravated Assault – JoCo District Attorney Downgrades to 2 Misdemeanor Charges
Edgerton City Councilman, Joshua Beem, was arrested on September 1, 2023, for a 21-5412(b) Aggravated Assault Charge – a level 7 felony charge, as shown in the Johnson County Booking report. Residents are curious as to why the Johnson County court page is now instead showing two charges 21-5803(a) Criminal Deprivation of Property and 21-6308a… Read more
The Battle in Prairie Village (cont.)
Johnson County District Court Judge Rhonda Mason has ruled on the three petitions filed by citizens of Prairie Village (FreeStateNews: ‘Battle in Prairie Village’). Judge Mason issued an initial oral ruling on Wed. Sep 5th, but then modified that oral ruling with her subsequent written Memorandum Decision written ruling. This created momentary confusion for both… Read more
Bloated Budgets and Cloak of Secrecy
As posted in the Johnson County Gazette shared with permissionby Charlotte O’Hara, 3rd District Johnson County Commissioner As always, an interesting day at the BOCC business and agenda review meetings on August 23rd. Discussions on the budget during agenda review were rather heated following the very well attended public hearing on August 21st. Chairman Mike… Read more
