Memorial Day is remembering and honoring the lives of men and women lost while serving the United States Armed Forces. It's also the unofficial start of summer. Those men and women paved the way for us to have a summer of freedom every year. Here's your guide to honoring the heroes (and some

Get Your Patio Fix

It doesn't get much better than dining at your favorite restaurant while sitting outdoors in the fresh Kansas breeze.

If there’s anything we know about the Midwest, it’s that there aren’t just four seasons. There’s winter, followed by fool’s spring, then second winter, a quick spring of deception, and then third winter and the last two weeks’ mud season, and finally we can celebrate full spring.

So, happy

You should never feel guilty about giving time to yourself. 

Overland Park makes it easy to relax, de-stress, and creating that "me-time."

There’s a Midwestern chill in the air and, as temperatures drop, Cabin Fever rises. We suggest bundling up and venturing to Overland Park where there are enough indoor adventures to cure cooped-up kiddos of any age.

It’s the time of year for traditions. Many families bake cookies. Some families embrace Black Friday together. And some – okay, a lot -- of families pack themselves into the car and drive around to look at holiday lights. When the sun sets by 4:00 pm and the world turns dark, holiday lights bring

Overland Park sparkles this time of year. Families, traditions, and the softly falling snow make Overland Park one of the best cities to get your holiday shopping done, take a candlelit stroll, or just throw snowballs at your kids. Remember to not eat the yellow snow, kids. Here's our guide to

The pressure is on. You're in Overland Park and you have an extra hour to kill. Think fast, what are you going to do?

They say you should eat, drink, and be merry. Overland Park says it’s even merrier if you can eat and drink in front of the cackling of a firepit. If you’re not lucky enough to have a roaring bonfire in your backyard, Overland Park’s restaurants are lighting up the fires and invite you to cozy up

Watching a Chiefs football game on TV is fun, sure—but there’s no comparison to hearing the announcer shout, “Touchdown, KAN-SAS CITY!” versus standing in the deafening sound of 76,000 Arrowhead faithful.