A photo exhibition at City Hall celebrates an iconic 1998 photo taken by Gordon Parks in Harlem that featured 177 hip-hop artists.

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The Overland Park City Council voted unanimously Monday night to approve the purchase and renovation of a new city hall building at 6201 College Blvd.

The Overland Park City Council approved the purchase of a centrally-located building with bigger plans to follow.

The city council approved a plan to buy the former NCAA headquarters at College Boulevard and Lamar Avenue to turn it into a new city hall.

The city plans to turn the building into a new city hall that will enhance customer service, improve accessibility, and provide more modern workspaces and meeting areas for city business.

On Tuesday, hundreds flocked to Toomer's Corner to take part in the Auburn football tradition of rolling Toomer's Corner. They set a "world record" in the process.