As Lenexa’s Schreck prepares to retire, he looks ahead to Johnson County development

After nearly 40 years working on economic development in Johnson County, Blake Schreck plans to retire in February. As he prepares to be part of Lenexa's past, he offers some thoughts on the city's — and the region's — future.

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As Lenexa’s Schreck prepares to retire, he looks ahead to Johnson County development

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