Latest Photos by Chad Lawhorn
A print from Chad Lawhorn's Dogs Playing Pool Art Collection. This one is entitled "That's not a Biscuit!"
A print from Chad Lawhorn's Dogs Playing Pool Art Collection. This one is entitled "Ruff-Roh!"
A new glass recycling bin opened to the public on Monday at On the Rocks liquor, 1818 Mass. The bin is one of four that are part of a new glass recycling program run by the city of Lawrence and Kansas City-based Ripple Glass.
Tapas restaurant in Downtown Lawrence has commissioned a mural of an old Mexican town for its upstairs dining room. The restaurant plans to have several other murals painted in its main floor dining area as well.
A once heavily wooded 160-acre site at E 850 and N 1850 roads is largely barren after bulldozers cleared many of the trees from the property. The site is owned by Lawrence builder Mike Stultz, but information on what the property may be used for hasn't been made available.
Recently-felled timber smolders in a pile at a 160 acre site E 850 and N 1850 roads in northwest Douglas County. The once heavily wooded site was cleared by bulldozers.
Construction crews work on building the foundation for the new Bowersock power plant on the north bank of the Kansas River in August 2011. That's a backhoe in the bottom of that hole.
A portable toilet rests in the Kansas River near the downtown bridges in August 2011. The toilet presumably came from the adjacent Bowersock construction project.
A picture on the sign at Sixth and Michigan streets announcing a new Dunkin' Donuts for the location.
Residents turned out Thursday for a listening session downtown.
Residents turned out Thursday for a listening session downtown.
The new Tuckaway at Froniter Apartments that have replaced the former Boardwalk Apartments in West Lawrence.
Artificial turf recently installed at the Tuckaway Apartments at Frontier in West Lawrence.
Construction work progresses on an independent living facility near Sixth Street and Folks Road.
Crews on Monday, March 7, 2011 demolish a building at the former Farmland Industries fertilizer plant in Lawrence.
A rendering of a proposed expansion of the Jayhawk Pawn & Jewelry store at 1804 W. Sixth Street.
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