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12:00pm
Bird's eye view
It’s noon, and most people in Lawrence are headed for lunch.
Here's Johnny's
Community and friendship are not listed on the lunch menu at Johnny’s Tavern, but Erin Leavy says that is what keeps her there.
Fending for herself
The streets of Lawrence are home to Tasha Reeves.
Flight instructor Keith Allen describes the best part of his day
1:00pm
6News video: 24 Hours in Lawrence: the afternoon docket call
One of the most hectic places in Lawrence on any given afternoon is the Douglas County District Court. Their cases may not make headlines, yet everyday dozens of defendants move through the courtrooms. It’s usually standing room only at the afternoon docket call.
Judge Paula
Three young men in jail garb and ankle chains arrested for allegedly stealing copper pipe and other property plead with Douglas County District Court Judge Paula Martin to be released from jail on their own recognizance.
Celebrating life
In a modern home in west Lawrence, Nina Hartman finally has time to think.
Journal-World reporter Scott Rothschild talks with Asst. Dist. Atty. Eve Kentle about how the courts work.
2:00pm
KU classes come to an end
It’s the final day of classes at Kansas University. But for most students it’s just the beginning of the end.
3:00pm
6News video: 24 Hours in Lawrence: following an elementary school bus driver
If you need a little extra energy, you might be able to borrow some from the group of elementary school students Jody Brown picks up and drops off every day of the school week.
The ride home
The afternoon trip is especially rowdy.
4:00pm
Special bus driver
The dashboard clock flashes “4:00” just as school bus No. 100 pulls to a stop in front of the house driver Don Shepard predicted it would at that instant. Once a Marine, always a Marine.
5:00pm
6News video: 24 Hours in Lawrence: a trip to the grocery store
As students get home from school — we turn from our lives in the office — to our lives on the home-front as husbands and wives, mothers and fathers. But during that transition from work to home, there’s often one stop along the way…the grocery store.
Haskell royalty
Haskell Indian Nations University is abuzz.
Grocery goodies
Everyone at the grocery at 5 p.m. is in a hurry.
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