Lawrence’s city limits may expand to the northwest to allow for a large new housing development. Plans have been filed at City Hall to convert a gravel road on the outskirts of town into a new city street that would lead to nearly 200 new homes. The plans are for the area just north of ...
The KU spinoff company Icorium Engineering is all about being cold. But the enterprise that focuses on new technology for the refrigeration industry can now claim to be one of Lawrence’s hottest start-up companies. Icorium earlier this month received a $1.2 million National Science ...
Lawrence is assured of having its second consecutive year of increasing home sales, and this year may come with the bonus of moderating home prices as well. But whether the Lawrence real estate market enters 2026 with good tidings is still an open question, as November’s totals marked the ...
The “top of the Hill” used to be a place to buy your books. Soon, it will be a place to build your business. (In between, it was a place to bulge your belt, if you recall the days when it was a bakery.) We’ve reported a few times over the last few months that the University of Kansas ...
One of Kansas City’s largest car dealers has come to Lawrence, and it has taken over one of the city’s busiest and most scrutinized dealerships. Cable Dahmer — the owner of eight dealerships in the Kansas City and Topeka metros — has completed a purchase of Lawrence Kia. In recent ...
Hardcore football fans know that offenses sometimes try to “take the top off” of a defense by running deep passing routes. You don’t have to be very hardcore, though, to recognize another “take the top off” strategy being employed at KU’s football stadium currently. Crews are ...