Juliana Garcia is a reporter at Shawnee Mission Post. She covers a range of topics including construction and real estate, culture and society, and regional interest, with a particular focus on the Shawnee Mission School District and Prairie Village. Juliana's work has been featured in outlets such as Kcur-Fm, Entrepreneur, and KMUW 89.1.
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The old Wild Oats space on Johnson Drive in Mission, which has sat vacant roughly two decades, will remain unoccupied after plans for a brew-pub fell through.
By: Juliana Garcia
Prospects for a new development at the old Wild Oats in Mission are on hold. The developer who owns the property at 5101 Johnson Drive told the Post in an
By: Meta Time, Juliana Garcia
A judge's final order clears the way for a public auction. The city cautions that there's no new development plan or a firm timeline yet.
By: Juliana Garcia
Officers have issued 11 citations and 32 warnings, and the city council is weighing changes that would cite parents who know their kids are breaking the rules.
City officials are currently leaning towards a downtown master plan that could cost nearly $300 million. Three sales tax options are on the table to help pay for it.
By: Meta Time, Juliana Garcia
Melinda Worth Popham's new memoir details four killings that touched her world, from the Bobby Greenlease kidnapping to a SM East classmate who poisoned her parents.
Old divisions from the city's past fights over housing and a new city hall are resurfacing as Prairie Village voters pick between two current councilmembers.
By: Juliana Garcia
In 2023, the Prairie Village City Council elections centered on a controversial set of housing recommendations that divided the city, creating tension insi
After a judge cleared the way for a foreclosure sale of Mission Gateway, here's a look at how it got to this point.
By: Meta Time, Juliana Garcia
Following a remand to the planning commission and resident pushback over traffic and deviations, the Mission City Council on Wednesday gave the project the final green light.
