Douglas County Market of Farms will be returning next week, connecting people who want to purchase directly from farmers, ranchers and growers. The event will be held on Saturday, March 28 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Holcom Park Recreation Center, 2700 W 27th St., in the gym. There will be at ...
Two organizations that keep the Lawrence community informed about U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agent activity will hold community trainings. The organizations Sanctuary Alliance of Lawrence and Somos Lawrence will host a community solidarity and defense training on Sunday, March ...
“It’s not good for printing,” this photo that Gary Mark Smith took of a few boys on the streets of Tangier, Morocco. It’s not violent or dark or frightening, like so much of the stuff he’s seen in nearly half a century of photographing the most dangerous streets on Earth. But it’s ...
For first-time authors, it can be difficult to figure out how exactly they should get published. Fortunately, with the University Press of Kansas right in Lawrence, they have 80 years of experience in helping authors get their stories published. Although the University Press generally focuses ...
For the 80 years that the University Press of Kansas has been around, it has been about focus. The press traditionally served as the publishing house for Kansas’s six state universities — Emporia State University, Fort Hays State University, Kansas State University, Pittsburg State ...
After the Bert Nash Community Mental Health Center stepped away from a permanent supportive housing project, an advisory board is recommending the city claw back more than half a million in affordable housing funds — a first for the city. As the Journal-World reported, Bert Nash said last ...