The franchisee who owns the Olathe shop is part of the family that founded outdoor equipment maker Coleman Co.

LionShare will retain its name and company President Sara Dykes will continue to lead its day-to-day operations.

The district chose a proposal for 14 single-family houses over plans that would have preserved the structure. A competing developer calls the selection process flawed.

An investor in a marijuana entertainment district that was planned for River Bend filed a lawsuit claiming project leader Jack Mitchell is hiding the books. The suit asks the court to intervene to allow a sale of the property.

The project includes a 35,000-square-foot museum and 144-room hotel under the Marriott Tribute Portfolio flag. A construction schedule has not been released.

The $1.55 billion entertainment complex will feature a 15,000-seat concert pavilion, an esports arena and a music college, with the developer seeking a mix of public incentives.