Johnson County Kansas

With the upcoming open enrollment period for Medicare, it’s essential for Johnson County Medicare beneficiaries to be aware of the various notices they may receive.

When first eligible for Medicare, beneficiaries make significant decisions.

With autumn on the not-so-distant horizon, many who don’t wish to carry their vegetable garden through the fall may be looking for recommendations on how to prepare it for winter, settling the garden for the season.

Depression and anxiety are the most common mental health conditions worldwide affecting individuals young and old. There are many factors that contribute to our mental well-being, including genetics, social and economic issues, substance use, and where we live. But did you know that what you eat can also play a role in your mood? Interactions between food and our mood are complex, but more evidence is emerging that there is a direct link.

With summer vegetable gardens now in the ground and producing, many looming potential issues may be on your mind when it comes to one of the more popular vegetable crops: tomatoes.

The Johnson County Fair, featuring its annual mid-summer fun, begins July 28 and ends Aug. 3 at the county fairgrounds in downtown Gardner.

Johnson County K-State Research and Extension is reintroducing Silver Clovers, a program for adults aged 50 and older.

Studies repeatedly show how the benefits of volunteering contribute to an overall healthier life. This is especially true when you find an opportunity that matches your talents and interests.