Kansas experiences a wide variety of weather conditions, so it is crucial to plant your tree during a favorable season.

However you celebrate the season of joy, it is sure to involve connecting with other people over food, gifts and memorable moments. The City of Lenexa offers events to help you soak it all in during November and December.

Lenexa Parks & Recreation supports early childhood development through recreational programs with hands-on play and movement.

The fall season is here and so are the leaves. A few things you should know.

As Lenexa's new recreational superintendent, Marisa Shartzer oversees recreation programming, the City’s numerous special events and the Lenexa Farmers Market. Learn more about her.

Take a few minutes to go through your closet and see if there are coats you can donate to help local families prepare for the arrival of winter weather.

Is there a beep or chirp coming from your smoke or carbon monoxide alarm? Knowing what these sounds mean can save you, your home and your family!

Brenda VandenBos has been an integral part of the Lenexa Farmers Market since our first season. Find out how her life journey led her here.

The City of Lenexa has selected a design team to help transform Indian Trails Aquatic Center into a community-wide outdoor pool with a range of modern features.

The City of Festivals has a cauldron of spook-tacular events brewing to make sure you have a happy howl-oween!

The City of Lenexa’s 2022-2026 Capital Improvement Program (CIP) outlines a variety of new assets and redevelopment to enhance our networks of streets, pools, parks, pedestrian accommodations, drainage infrastructure, public safety facilities and more vital public amenities.

School is back in session and your on-the-go family may be looking for easy snacks to keep hunger at bay. Try these favorite ideas from Lenexa Rec Center staff.

The City of Lenexa’s recommended 2022 Budget, which includes a reduced mill levy, will be reviewed under a new public hearing process.

In support of the Active People, Healthy Nation℠ Initiative, Smart Growth America and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention have chosen Lenexa City Councilmember Julie Sayers to be part of the Champions Institute.

This summer, the Lenexa Police Department welcomed a new member to the team!

Construction just wrapped up on new wayside horns in Old Town Lenexa. After a short testing period, they will significantly reduce noise pollution from trains in the area.

Work starts July 26 on a series of improvements to the Prairie Star Parkway and Kansas Highway 7 interchange. The project, which will result in some ramp and lane closures, is expected to last about six months, weather permitting.

There are a variety of ways to pay for products at the Lenexa Farmers Market. We'll break it down for you.

The Lenexa City Council approved a contract with Finkle-Williams, a Lenexa business, to design a new justice center at Prairie Star and Britton Street that will incorporate facilities for police, court and police training.

Make a regular trip to the Lenexa Farmers Market — or other local farmers markets — part of your weekly routine. Here are 10 tips to make the most of your next visit.

The City of Lenexa is planning a pedestrian tunnel that will connect the north and south sides of the Little Mill Creek Trail system, one of the city’s best and busiest recreation amenities.

The City of Lenexa is poised to make a major investment in its outdoor pools. After extensive professional study and a robust public input process, the City Council has committed to renovating Indian Trails Aquatic Center and maintaining an aquatics facility in Ad Astra Park.

Have you found yourself unsure as to whether to call the police about a suspicious activity? Here are some tips for handling suspicious activity, and what types of incidents you should report.

To prevent collisions and other incidents, it’s important for everyone who travels our streets to understand the rules of the road for both cyclists and drivers.