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From left are River City Recognition Award winners Hank Booth, Jennifer Distlehorst and Vicki Penner. Booth, a longtime radio personality, received the humanitarian contribution award in recognition of his projects that benefit Lawrence residents. Distlehorst and Penner received the architectural enhancement award on behalf of Delaware Street Commons. The Lawrence Board of Realtors presented the 15th annual awards Sept. 18. Buy a print of this photo
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