A downtown Lawrence pop-up gallery opened Friday to celebrate — and offer for sale — the work of longtime local artist Louis Copt, who died this year at age 76. The gallery, at 812 Massachusetts St., includes a collection of prints and original works from Copt, who was known for his ...
Lawrence revived its Veterans Day parade in 2017 after decades of going without, and organizers say the event has been an important way to ensure that veterans' contributions are not forgotten. Saturday's 11 a.m. parade along Massachusetts Street — featuring Lawton Nuss, retired Chief ...
Updated at 10:50 a.m. Friday, Nov. 7 Lawrence school board members will consider appointing board member Bob Byers to serve the remainder of Anne Costello’s term after he narrowly lost in Tuesday's election. During the Oct. 27 board meeting, Byers read aloud a statement from Costello ...
An apartment complex for low-income seniors and disabled veterans has opened its doors, and it’s anticipated to welcome its first residents in January. Community members gathered for a ribbon cutting ceremony for Delmar Place Apartments on Thursday, across the parking lot from Clinton Place ...
For over 20 years, the Lawrence Police Department has trained officers in specialized skills and tactics to help them patrol the community more effectively on two wheels. In doing so, the department has used the International Police Mountain Bike Association for its cyclist training ...
It won't be clearing any yellow brick roads, but one Lawrence snowplow now has a great and plow-erful new name: "The Blizzard of Oz." The City of Lawrence this week announced the punny moniker as the winner of the 2025 snowplow naming contest. In a post on Facebook, it said more than 300 name ...