Margaret Mellott

About 100 people attended the Gardner City Council meeting Monday, May 4, to voice opposition to a data center proposal.

She sat in that same gym as a kid. Now, she's back at Belinder Elementary School — as an astronaut.

The new 78,000-square-foot elementary just south of Pioneer Ridge Middle School is currently under construction and is set to open for the 2027-28 school year.

Unlike with other recent Johnson County data center proposals, Edgerton not be able to deny a Dubai-based company's plan due to the town's zoning code.

Three candidate interviews ended in a 3-3 deadlock, sending the board back to the drawing board for another round.

From marching band to broadcast classes, USD 232 officials say they still don't have answers about how to implement the state's new bell-to-bell ban in some cases.

On Monday, the Gardner City Council did not take up a proposed six-month pause on data center applications. Edgerton will consider a similar moratorium on June 11.

Survey results show most adults want fitness rooms, a walking track and some form of aquatics — and the city is now working on a master plan.

The former student, named Jane Doe in the suit, is seeking a trial by jury and $75,000 in compensatory damages.

By a 3-2 vote, the Edgerton Planning Commission rejected a Dubai-based entity's plan for a 400,000-square-foot data center.