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Lynne Hermansen

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Lynne Hermansen is a freelance contributor to the Johnson County Post. A journalism graduate from K-State, Lynne reported for the Gardner News for 12 years. She has freelanced for various outlets over the years, including Chi-Town Daily News in Chicago, the Olathe Daily News, Silicon Prairie News and Startland News.

Melissa (left) and Todd Lathrop at their home on 199th Street.
Development

Denied before, commercial project off I-35 back before Gardner council. Homeowners...

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The "Tera" home design.
Housing

Gardner greenlights 246-lot subdivision. New homes projected to start at $400,000

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Brothers and pilots Amos and George Bechthold were emotional flying in the lead Chinook as part of the last flight formation from New Century AirCenter on Sunday morning.
Community Events

Abruptly deactivated, Chinook helicopters take one last flight out of Gardner

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Traffic sits on the Gardner Road bridge, looking north over I-35.
Transportation

Aging JoCo bridge over I-35 to get $26M replacement, months after...

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Community Issues

These 2 JoCo library branches are set to get first major...

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De Soto data center campus
Development

De Soto OKs $3.1B data center project near new Panasonic plant

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Whataburger Johnson County
Food & Drink

Whataburger opening new restaurant next month on south side of Gardner

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Charly Reme (left) rings the bell after being hired for at American Eagle Clothing Retailer by Staffmark job recruiter Amity Delacruz at the job fair.
Community Events

Gardner job fair brings ‘positivity and celebration’ to job hunters and...

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A design rendering of the Clare Crossing development.
Development

Gardner advances first phase of Clare Crossing residential and commercial project

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Kelby Hellwig, a regional park manager with Johnson County Park and Recreation District, talks to residents at the Kill Creek Park open house on Saturday.
Parks & Pools

JCPRD wants to make 3,000-acre Kill Creek Park area into ‘generational’...

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The nonprofit Better Together is hosting a community job fair at Grace Baptist Church.
Community Events

Gardner hosting community job fair this Thursday

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Housing

Gardner OKs senior housing development but without assisted living units in...

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The "Joanna" home design.
Housing

‘People are moving here’ — Gardner OKs plan for 250 homes...

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Gardner Public Works Director Kellen Headlee (right) shared his concerns with KDOT engineers about the safety of the third design for the 175th St/U.S. 56/I-35 interchange project at an open house July 1.
Transportation

KDOT eyes $25M project to ease congestion at busy I-35 interchange...

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Groundhouse Coffee located at 18855 S. Gardner Road closed Thursday, July 3. Owner Keith Davenport said the drive-thru location had seen a decline in business while the downtown location was increasingly busy.
Food & Drink

Groundhouse Coffee in Gardner closes drive-thru location

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