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Best of Johnson County winners get their awards! See pics from the Post’s party

Thanks to our sponsors and this year's winners for coming out last week and making our event special!

Readers voted the team at Elysian Salon and Spa in Lenexa the winner in multiple Best of Johnson County categories this year, including Best Hair Salon and Best Nail Salon. Photo credit Trevan McGee.

The Johnson County Post celebrated this year’s Best of Johnson County winners with a delightful night out at the Arts & Heritage Center!

Queen of Acorns Mobile Bar stirred up some fun cocktails and eye-catching mocktails, HyVee and Bamboo Penny’s provided small bites, and there was even a red carpet!

Special thanks to Johnson County Community College for sponsoring the event!

Who will walk the red carpet next year?

Make sure to come back and vote for your favorites in March!

In the meantime, check out our red carpet photos of the winners from this year’s celebration. All photo credits go to Trevan McGee and Whitney Young.

 

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