From high-rise cityscape to Lawrence: incoming city manager brings development experience to new role
The world incoming city manager Craig Owens departs is a very different one from what awaits him in Lawrence. The approximately 2.5-square-mile city of Clayton, Mo., where Owens has been the city manger since 2008, has been booming by many accounts. The city has about 16,000 residents and ...
Incoming city manger faced tough situations in Clayton, other roles in the region
City asks judge to dismiss homeowner’s lawsuit related to 23rd Street construction project
The City of Lawrence is asking a judge to dismiss a lawsuit related to the ongoing project to widen a portion of 23rd Street, in which a ...
Back-to-Back! Free State softball wins second straight 6A state title with 1-0 win over unbeaten Washburn Rural
Photo gallery: Area athletes shine at state track meet
Lawrence’s population growth slows, but it’s still in better shape than most cities in Kansas
Downtown breakfast, lunch spot opening soon in west Lawrence; a bloody Mary with a beef jerky twist also set to arrive
Morrie Sheets, owner of the new Jimmy’s Egg restaurants in Lawrence, has a better alarm clock than I have. “When I smell bacon at 5 a.m., I ...
Probation granted for former Douglas County deputy accused of sex acts with inmate
City names three finalists for Fire Medical chief position
Lawrence police blotter for May 24
City asks judge to dismiss homeowner’s lawsuit related to 23rd Street construction project
From high-rise cityscape to Lawrence: incoming city manager brings development experience to new role
Incoming city manger faced tough situations in Clayton, other roles in the region
Kansas paid $899,000 in effort to defund Planned Parenthood
Corps of Engineers prepares to release water from Perry Lake
Kansas Department of Revenue seeking to refill eliminated jobs
From high-rise cityscape to Lawrence: incoming city manager brings development experience to new role
Opinion: Several to blame for disturbing Iranian policy
Opinion: We are currently in a golden age of sleaze
Healthy Outlook: Who’s buying your doctor lunch?
LMH Health Foundation celebrates 50 years, reflects on changing role in community
Loneliness can be a major issue for aging population, but it doesn’t have to be
