Story updated at 5:29 p.m. Thursday, Nov. 9, 2023:
LMH Health’s recently hired chief financial officer is no longer in his position, after it was revealed that he was a convicted felon and legally changed his name last year — and didn’t disclose those details during his hiring process.
LMH Health hired Mike Rogers, previously the regional chief financial officer for St. Mary’s Hospital’s Texoma ...
The City of Lawrence announced Thursday that it will soon introduce a new system for permitting and licensing services that aims to streamline the process for business licensing, planning submittals and more.
According to a release from the city, the transition from the current system to an Enterprise Permitting and Licensing system through Tyler Technologies is set to take place Monday, Feb. 5, 2024. Once ...
This weekend at the Lawrence Public Library, you’ll be able to find more than just a new book to read — like a haircut, flu shot or winter weather gear.
That’s because the library, 707 Vermont St., is hosting its annual Community Resource Fair on Saturday from noon to 3 p.m. This is the third edition of the event, which helps visitors connect with more than a dozen local social service agencies offering ...
Story updated at 10:33 p.m. Tuesday, Nov. 7, 2023:
The results of Tuesday’s general election shook out much the same as they did in the August primary for candidates running for three open seats on the Lawrence City Commission — incumbents Brad Finkeldei and Amber Sellers won reelection, and former city commissioner Mike Dever won his bid to return to elected office eight years after his last stint.
As in ...
A pair of public hearings are on the agenda for Tuesday’s Lawrence City Commission agenda, both of them to consider right-of-way and utility easement changes on properties owned by the Kansas University Endowment Association and Tenants to Homeowners.
City leaders will first consider a request from the Endowment Association to vacate the right-of-way and dedicate a utility easement along an abandoned portion ...
Updated at 3:28 p.m. Tuesday, Nov. 7
A nonprofit that earlier this year filed a lawsuit against the federal agency overseeing Haskell Indian Nations University to obtain an investigative report of alleged crimes that took place on campus has finally received documents.
However, the agency says the more than 500 pages of material provided to it by the Bureau of Indian Education last week are not what it had ...
