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More than 280 children from Junction, Midland Trail, Oak Grove and Turner Elementary schools gathered to participate in several enjoyable fitness exercises to promote non-competitive physical activity. (Photo by Bettse Folsom)

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turner RecreationThe Turner Recreation Commission is a full

service recreation facility located in Kansas City, Kansas. Program offerings include: youth and adult sports, boxing, karate, dance, tum-bling, cheerleading, fine arts, childcare, youth and adult fitness classes, 50-plus programs, a fitness center, year-round aquatic programs, birthday parties, rentals, community wide special events and more. For more informa-tion about TRC and their programs visit the website, www.turnerrec.org.

Turner poolTurner Recreation’s indoor Aquatic Center provides an opportunity for residents to enjoy swimming year-round. (Staff photo by Mary Rupert)

Why I like the turner community:Pat Pettey, Unified Government commissioner

“I like the Turner community because it’s the best kept secret, we have great access to any place in the city and we have a great school district that the residents of Turner are proud of and we care and want the best for everyone in the Turner community.

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LibraryThe Turner Community Library is at 831 S.

55th, telephone 913-596-1407. The library is the result of an agreement

made by the Turner Recreation Commission, Kansas City, Kansas, Public Library, Kansas City, Kansas, School District 500 and Wyandotte County Library Board.

The 1,700-square-foot facility has more than 5,000 items including books, audio books, DVDs, CDs, magazines and newspapers. Pa-trons may request and receive materials from the Kansas City, Kansas, Public Library. The Turner library also has Internet access, free public programs, reference service, interlibrary loan and online resources.

The library regularly has an art exhibit on display.

HaircuTs for scHoolFive students from the Paul Mitchell School in Overland Park volunteered their time to give free haircuts at the Back-to-School Bash in August at the Turner Aquatic Center. Amaris Brady, right, gave Sophie Sananikone a haircut. Rachel Hartman, admissions leader at Paul Mitchell, said the school tries to give back to the commu-nity. Each student did about 10 to 12 haircuts Saturday. (Staff photo)


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Hours: Sun 12 p.m.-7 p.m.M-Th 9 a.m.-10 p.m.

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Turner sTaff pep assemblyTurner Middle School head custodian Kevin White catches a ride on fellow TMS custodian Andrew Becerra in an effort to “whip up the crowd” at the Back-to-School Staff Pep Assembly in Turner. Each school competed for the district spirit stick, the winner of which receives special treats throughout the year from the central office administrators. The custodial team did their job well, as the Turner Middle School staff was the eventual winner of the Spirit Stick. (Photo by Craig Shove)

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ParksTurner is served by Pierson Park, 55th and

Douglas. Pierson is under the Unified Govern-ment parks system. Pierson Park Lake is stocked with catfish. The lakes usually open in March and close in November for fishing. A state and county license is required.

Pierson Park, 1800 S. 55th, includes a free spray park open from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. during the summer.

The administration office is at 5033 State Ave. in the Fleet Services Building, one block south of State Ave. on 50th Street. Phone 913-573-8327 for more information or to check availability on shelters or buildings.

turner DaysTurner Days at Turner Middle School is two

Why i like the Turner community:Camellia White, activities coordinator,Turner Recreation

“I like the fact that the Turner community has a small, hometown feeling but is still near a ma-jor metropolitan area. I also like that the Turner USD 202 and the Turner Recreation Commission work together for the children and families of the Turner community.”


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Jesse Estrada at Turner High School, participated in the 4x800 Relay with other members of his team April 6 at the Turner Invitational at the Turner Stadium. The overall time of the team was 9:27. The team that won first place was St. Pius and second place was Bishop Ward. (Photo by Bettse Folsom)

Sunday School for all ages9:30 a.m

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full days of a parade, food, live music, games and craft booths that will entertain those in attendance. Live music will include the Turner

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spiriT cHeer“We’ve got spirit, how about you?” The Turner High School staff initiated the traditional pep yell challenging other schools to out-do them. They won this one, hands down. (Photo by Craig Shove)

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tuRneR’s hIstoRyTurner was a community with no official

name from 1856 until 1859. When the first post office was established in 1859, it was dubbed “Farmer.”

In 1879, it was renamed Turner. Brooks researched that and can’t prove it; but she’s relatively sure how Turner got its name.

“There was a railroad yard in Argentine; and it sent railroad cars to the Farmer train platform to turn around,” she said. “’Take ‘er down and turn ‘er around,’ they’d say. That’s the most likely way that Turner was named. I believe that because railroading was really flourishing then.”

That circular platform was in front of the train station that stood on Kansas at 55th, in Turner’s main downtown area. Turner was annexed by Kansas City, Kansas, between late 1965 and early 1966; but the name stuck.

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or telephone 913-362-5862.

High School Jazz Band and elementary school choruses.

In 2010, Turner Days will be held Oct. 9 and Oct. 10. A parade will be held in Turner at 10 a.m. that Saturday. The parade starts at the Turner High School north parking lot and ends on 55th Street to Inland Drive. Trophy


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JusT duckyWhile wearing their “Blue E. Duck” hats, kindergart-ners prepared for the final lesson in April at Turner Early Learning Center, 6425 Riverview, on how to save money. This was part of the American Bankers Association Education Foundation’s “Teach Children to Save” Program. (Submitted photo by Natalie Mitt, Marketing Coordinator, Bank of Blue Valley)

Golf Tournament – May 13, 2011

Ride for the Red – Aug. 20, 2011

Heroes Campaign – March 2011

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Turner THroWs back-To-scHool basHCodey Green (in the black T-shirt) enjoyed a wa-ter slide at the Turner Back-to-School Bash in Aug. 7 at the Turner Aquatic Center. (Staff photo)


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presentation will take place at the main stage at Steineger field, 59th and Metropolitan, where there are also booths.

Linda Brooks, a former member of the Turner School Board, and Janet (Sharp) Waugh, a mem-ber of the State Board of Education, planned the first Turner Days to coincide with Turner High School’s homecoming.

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75TH year The Turner High School Marching Band marked its 75th year of participating in the American Royal Parade last year. According to Turner’s band teacher, the band was founded just to march in the parade. (Photo by Craig Shove)


turner Public schoolsThe Turner area is served by the Turner

Public Schools, 913-288-4100, website turn-erusd202.org. About 4,000 students from pre-school through 12th grade attend the district’s schools.

The Turner School District has a special-

Post officesU.S. Postal Service stations near Turner

include the Muncie post office at 6540 Kaw Drive, and the Argentine post office at 3400 Strong Ave.

HealTHy snacksNate Munjak, 15, Taylor Barrier, 15, and Daniel Morales, 14, volunteered at the May 1 Kids Fit-N-Fun Day held at Turner Recreation Center, 831 S. 55th, distributing health snack foods to children. (Photo by Bettse Folsom)

education office at 800 S. 55th. For more in-formation, telephone 913-288-4183.


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Go-karT racinGAllie Mulich (90) completed a practice run around the track at Thunderlake Speedway, 5500 Wolcott Drive, in early 2010. (Staff photo by Mary Rupert)

kids’ racingThunderlake Speedway, 5501 Wolcott

Drive, offers go-kart races on Saturday nights on its track. About 80 to 100 races each Satur-day are held there.

racing — autoLakeside Speedway is a half-mile dirt oval

that has served the community for over 54 years. The season starts in late March and goes through October. Weekly Friday night shows include three classes, Modifieds, Grand National Stock Cars and Factory Stocks. Several Sprint Car and Late Model Touring series also visit the facility during the summer. For more information, please call 913-299-2040 or visit the website at lakesidespeedway.net.

bowling Pin-Up Bowl offers bowling at the Legends.

Wyandotte county fair The Wyandotte County Fair Association is currently working on constructing a new county fairgrounds near K-7 and Polfer Road. The Wyandotte County Fair usually runs in late July. It usually features livestock exhibitions, country-music concerts, rodeo, tractor pull, demolition derby, carnival rides, a 4-H livestock auction, concerts and several more attractions. It is an opportunity to learn about agriculture. This past summer, it was a 4-H Fair only, as the transition is being made to a new fairgrounds. In the coming years, the community may have the opportunity to see a new fairgrounds under construction in northwestern Wyandotte County.

The Legends Outlets at Village West continues to be a popular place to shop and gather. (Staff photo by Mary Rupert)

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amateur sportsThe Wyandotte County Sports Association

offers youth sports, baseball and some T-ball youth leagues. WYCO offers baseball leagues in fall, spring and summer. For WYCO information, telephone 913-299-9197. WYCO offers winter youth basketball leagues. The Piper Optimist Club also offers a youth basketball program.


A group of community dancers surprised shoppers about 2 p.m. Aug. 14 at The Legends Outlets with choreographed numbers based on “Glee” songs. (Staff photo by Mary Rupert)


Why I like the Piper area:Dave Hurrelbrink, August Resources:

“Room, trees, good neighbors and good location. Plus it’s in Wyandotte County, close to the shopping and excitement out west.”

PIPeR’s hIstoRyAs many communities in Wyandotte

County, Piper was once a village, but currently it is a neighborhood in Kansas City, Kansas.

In his 1911 “History of Wyandotte County,” Perl Morgan described early-day Piper: “Piper, also situated on the Kansas City, Wyandotte & Northwestern Railroad, on the southwest corner of section 28 and the northwest corner of section 33, township 10 north, range 23 cast, was laid out in September, 1888, by L. E. Scott, Margaret Scott, John Waldron, Ella L. Waldron, W. S. Brown and S. A. Brown, the proprietors of the town site which embraced forty acres. The village contains two general stores, a blacksmith and wagon shop, railroad depot, telegraph and express office, etc., and a population of between two hundred and three hundred.”

Today, Piper has been one of the fastest-growing communities in Wyandotte County, and a large boom in housing has been followed by commercial expansion at the nearby Legends Outlets and Plaza at the Speedway.

Janiah Bond-Clough, 6, worked on an art project in the multipurpose room of the Learning Center during the open house June 26. (Staff photo)


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public schoolsParents must have birth certificates, health

and immunization records and school records when enrolling children in Wyandotte County schools.

The Piper school district, 913-721-2088, serves northwest Wyandotte County. Residency in the district is required.

Private schools in the Piper area Open Door Christian, 3033 N. 103rd Terrace.

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Construction work took place during the summer of 2010 on the new professional soccer stadium at Village West. The Wizards stadium is slated for completion in June 2011. (Photo courtesy of Wizards)

child careAll pre-schools and child-care programs

must be licensed with the state by the Wyandotte County Health Department. The Child-Care Licensing Section of the Health Department can provide information on how to find out about a child-care program. The number is 913-573-6702.

A state law makes it illegal to give lists

Golf Dub’s Dread, a semi-private golf course, is at 12601 Hollingsworth Road.

of all licensed, child-care programs with a guide to choosing a child-care provider. However, the Family Conservancy can provide some referral information at the Web site thefamilyconservancy.org or 913-573-2273. Specific information on licensed child-care programs can be found through the Kansas Department of Health and Environment’s Child-Care Licensing and Registering Department in Topeka; its telephone number is 785-296-1270.



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The Village West tourism district and surrounding area sports some of the top retail and entertain-ment attractions in the state. Exciting news this year was the groundbreaking for the new $386 mil-lion Hollywood Casino to be located at the Kansas Speedway, a new 18,000-seat professional soccer stadium being built at The Legends, and also a new office complex for 4,000 workers. The amenities here are not just for visitors. Here’s a quick look at some of the components that have made Village

West a model tourist destination.

cabela’s declares itself the foremost out-door outfitter in the world. This retailer is a destination for tourists as well as local residents, drawn by unique in-store features— like a fish pond and other exhibits— that add an educa-tional atmosphere.

Before Kansas stopped ranking tourist destinations, Cabela’s topped the statewide list, drawing more than 2 million visitors in less than six months. More than half of those customers came from 200 miles away or far-ther. A customer-oriented business philosophy broke this family start-up into the New York Stock Exchange in the past few years.

Address: 10300 Cabela Drive

chateau avalon is a unique hotel that re-sembles an 18th century French chateau. Its 62 suites feature themes, such as the Camelot, Casablanca, Hemingway, New York Penthouse,

community america ballpark accommo-dates thousands of baseball fans every time the Kansas City T-Bones take on the competition here at home. A part of the Southern Division in the independent Northern League, the T-Bones won the Northern League champion-ship in 2008. The season generally runs from May into September.

Exciting news this year was that The Wizards, Kansas City’s MLS soccer team, will build a new soccer stadium at The Legends, near Nebraska Furniture Mart. CommunityAmerica Ballpark

Renaissance and Seville suites. Chateau Avalon strives to blend the charm of a bed and break-fast with the amenities found in most high-end resorts. Telephone 913-596-6000 for more information.

Address: 701 Village West Parkway

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When kansas speedway held its first race in the summer of 2001, racing moved to a whole new level in Wyandotte County. The 1.5 mile tri-oval features the IndyCar Series and the top three tiers in NASCAR. Kansas Speedway is the only track with a full view of the race action from all seat locations.

In 2010, the IndyCar Series and NASCAR Camping World Truck Series took place in May. Scheduled Oct. 3 are the Price Chopper 400 presented by Kraft Foods, in the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series, and Oct. 2, the Kansas Lottery 300, NASCAR Nationwide Series. Tickets also are on sale for the O’Reilly Auto Parts Qualifying Day on Oct. 1.The Kansas Lottery Player Apprecia-tion Day 150 ARCA Racing Series presented by RE/MAX and Menards is scheduled Sept. 30. On that day, fans can present a non-winning Kansas Lottery ticket for free admission to the race. Those under 18 are free. Tickets are available – call 866-460-RACE or visit www.kansasspeedway.com.

For information about tours of the track, which are held each week at 4 p.m. on Thurs-days from May through September (excluding holidays and track events), telephone 913-328-3313.

Address: 400 Speedway Boulevard

The big news for 2010 at the Kansas Speed-way is that ground was broken for the construc-tion of a destination casino, the Hollywood casino at kansas speedway. The $386 million



Girl Scouts performed community service as part of their work toward a Bronze Award. (Submitted photo)

has served as host for the past few years for The Wizards. Along with the soccer stadium project, Cerner Corp. is bringing an office complex to Village West.

Address: Community America Ballpark, 1800 Village West Parkway


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nebraska furniture mart is among the largest home furnishings store in the nation. The Village West retailer is the first Nebraska Furniture Mart location outside of Omaha to offer the 68-year-old company’s full array of appliances, electronics and flooring as well as home furnishings.

Billionaire investor Warren Buffett pur-chased the company in 1983 from its founder, the late Rose Blumkin, who started the furni-ture store in the basement of her husband’s

casino is under construction on turn 2 of the Speedway and is slated to open sometime in the first half of 2012. The first part of the ca-sino construction will include the casino itself



neW elemenTaryThe new Piper Elementary School, 3120 N. 122nd, opened during the 2009-2010 school year. (Photo by Bettse Fol-som)

and some dining and entertainment venues. Later phases (to be added in later years) will include a hotel, spa, more casino space, con-vention center, and an entertainment and retail district.


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913-788-3344visit our website at www.MedicineShoppe.com

continued on next pageThe Great Wolf lodge is among the larg-

est indoor water parks in the country and is also a full-service year-round family resort that captures the atmosphere of adventure in the north woods. Amenities include more than 250 family-sized suites; a 49,000 square-foot indoor entertainment area, featuring a grand-scale water park with tube slides, toboggan rides and kiddie slides; a tree-house water-fort; a spacious outdoor pool; a restaurant and cafe; an arcade; a fitness center; and spas. For more information about the Great Wolf Lodge, tele-phone 913-299-7001.

The legends is an open-air shopping center and entertainment district that is considered the capstone of the Village West

Vickie Lagle and Marsha Orndorff found different plants and flower baskets for sale April 24 at the Spring Plant Sale - Talent Show at the Piper High School Craft Fair. The flowers were provided by the CLJ Foundation, a nonprofit founda-tion that provides life skills and jobs to disabled adults in the community. (Photo by Bettse Folsom)

second-hand clothing shop. Address: 1601 Village West Parkway

continued from previous page Address: 10401 Cabela Drive


development. Anchored by a luxury movie theater and a Dave & Busters adult arcade, the Legends held its grand opening in the spring of 2006. In July 2007, the Legends launched an Entertainment District. The Entertainment District is positioned on the west end of the shopping center and consists of more than 12 dining and entertainment venues, including restaurants, dance clubs, a comedy club and a bowling alley. The restaurants and entertain-ment venues include Applebee’s, Arthur Bry-ant’s, Auntie Anne’s, Backfire BBQ, Bob Evans, Cheeseburger in Paradise, Chipotle, Culver’s, Dave & Buster’s, Five Guys Burgers and Fries, Granite City Food and Brewery, Hooter’s, IHOP, Jazz: A Louisiana Kitchen, Johnny Carino’s, LongHorn Steakhouse, Los Cabos, McDonald’s, Nick-N-Willy’s Pizza, Outback Steakhouse, Panda Express, Panera Bread, Sonic, STIX, T-REX Café, Taco Bueno, Ted’s Montana Grill, Wild Bill’s Legendary Steakhouse and Saloon, and Yard House. Entertainment venues include Stanford and Son Comedy Club, Pin-Up Bowl, and The Legends 14 Theatre. Food specialty includes Cold Stone Creamery, Harry and David, MeMa’s Old-Fashioned Bakery, Palmer’s Candies and Ice Cream, Rocky Mountain Chocolate Factory, Scooter’s Coffeehouse, Sheridan’s Frozen Cus-tard, Topsy’s and Wyldewood Cellars Winery.

The Legends has more than 30 restaurants and places to eat, making it competitive with all other area shopping districts.

Legends tenants include: Adidas, Aero-postale, American Eagle Outfitters, Amini’s Galleria, Ann Taylor Factory Store, Applebee’s, Arthur Bryant’s, AT&T, Auntie Anne’s, Backfire BBQ, Banana Republic Factory Store, BCBGirls, BCBG Max Azria, Beauty Brands, Bob Evans, Books-A-Million, Brooks Brothers Factory Store, The Buckle, Build-A-Dino by Build-A-Bear Work-shop, Carter’s, Cavender’s, Chateau Avalon


plaza at the speedway, located just north of the Legends is a retail shopping area, Plaza at the Speedway. Anchored by a Walmart store, the center also include a Kohl’s Department Store, which is under construction and is slated to open in September 2010. Plaza at the Speedway also includes a Best Buy store as well as an Olive Gardens restaurant. Other stores and restaurants are planned.

Hotel, Cheeseburger in Paradise, Chipotle, Claire’s, Clarks, Cold Stone Creamery, Converse, Costmetics Company Store, Country Inn and Suites, Culver’s, Dave & Buster’s, Finish Line, Five Guys Burger and Fries, Forever 21, Game Stop, Gap Outlet, Granite City Food & Brewery, Granny’s Chicken Ranch, Gymboree, Hallmark, Harry and David, Helzberg Diamonds, Holiday Inn Express, Hooter’s, Hot Topic, IHOP, Jazz – A Louisiana Kitchen, J.C. Penney, Jockey, Johnny Carino’s Country Italian Restaurant, Justice, Lane Bryant Outlet, Levi’s and Dockers Outlet by MOST, the Legends 14 Theater, LongHorn Steakhouse, Los Cabos, Maurices, McDonald’s, MeMa’s Old-Fashioned Bakery, Motherhood Maternity, Nails So Happy, Nick-N-Willy’s Pizza, Nike, NTB, Off Broadway Shoe Warehouse, Old Navy, OshKosh, Outback Steakhouse, Pacific Sunwear, Palmer’s Candies and Ice Cream, Panda Express, Panera Bread, Payless Shoe Source, Pin-Up Bowl, Rack Room Shoes, Rocky Mountain Chocolate Factory, Scooter’s Cof-feehouse, Sheridan’s Frozen Custard, Sonic, Sportz Nutz, Sprint, Stanford and Sons Comedy Club, STIX Restaurant, Stride Rite Outlet, Sun-glass Hut, Taco Bueno, Target, T-Bones Team Store, Ted’s Montana Grill, T.J. Maxx, Tommy Hilfiger, Topsy’s, T-Rex Café, Treasure Chest, Ultra Diamonds, VF Outlet, Wild Bill’s Legend-ary Steakhouse and Saloon, Wilson’s Leather, Wyldewood Cellars Winery, the Yard House Restaurant and Zales.


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