Johnson Countians News Today

He community is invited to a book signing on Friday April 16 at the Johnson County Center for the Arts. Local artist, Jan LaBonne, wrote and recently published Memories of the 13th Regiment Tennessee Voluntary Cavalry.

Even though it feels like spring and everyone is ready for warmer weather, it is vital that residents remain vigilant to protect themselves from the flu. The recent CDC report still rates Tennessee has elevated risk for people to catch the virus.

Bleeding Kansas’s history is a tale of opposing forces. It’s difficult not to see last year’s work at the ACLU as pivotal in that story.

He and AG Kris Kobach want the election office to break the law and delay the destruction of old ballots. Where’s the evidence? | Opinion

MOUNTAIN CITY — Johnson County is getting ready for its annual Christmas celebrations with activity starting today at the Johnson County Welcome Center, where participants in the Festival of Trees

Issues such as Prairie Village’s zoning ordinances and the mayor-City Council conflict in Shawnee have become highly partisan. Here’s how voters can cut through the noise. | Opinion

The owner wanted to open a spot in Johnson County after realizing there weren’t enough places for good poke.

The lure of land is what brought most people to Kentucky in the late 18th and early 19th centuries. While there was a brisk trade in animal hides and furs,

Following in his father’s (and grandfather’s) footsteps, the owner is bringing custom suits and coats to this shopping center.

Summer is the time of year when Johnson Countians head outside and enjoy the best the season has to offer.