One potential site is standing out to the Lawrence Farmers Market as it studies the possibilities for a permanent home: South Park.
At its meeting Monday night, the Parks and Recreation Advisory Board heard that the park just south of 11th Street got the most positive feedback in a recent study done by the market and the design firm Clark Huesemann. Steve Clark, a principal with the firm, told the board that ...
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Though most people immediately conjure the image of books and scanners when thinking of libraries, the Lawrence Public Library, ...
As flu cases have seen increases across the country this season, LMH Health officials say they’ve also seen an uptick in cases during what has been a more severe season than in recent years.
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention estimates there have been at least 15 million flu illnesses and 180,000 hospitalizations, according to an AP News report, with an estimated 7,400 deaths due to the flu this ...
As different animal and yoga-related trends — think goat yoga or kitten yoga — were popping up in viral videos, one naturalist at Lawrence’s Prairie Park Nature Center got to thinking about how to get in on the action.
Clayton Detherage, a naturalist and nature programmer with the center, said the idea was first hatched a few years ago by another naturalist, Sydney Clem. to use the center’s “plethora ...
Four potential sites have risen to the top of the Lawrence Farmers Market list of sites that could host a permanent location downtown. The Lawrence Farmers Market will present the results from a feasibility study to city staff on Monday about its search for a permanent downtown location.
The potential sites being explored include the market’s current location at the parking lot at 824 New Hampshire St., the ...
A Lawrence alcohol and drug treatment center believes new agreements with major insurance companies can open the doors to more clients seeking treatment by lowering costs for its program.
The Avalon Wellness and Recovery Center, 801 Iowa St., announced in a press release Friday it was now an in-network provider with three new health insurance companies: Blue Cross Blue Shield, Aetna and TRICARE. The center, ...
