The Kansas women’s basketball team had the unexpected luxury of completing its roster in mid-April. When Indiana transfer forward Lilly Meister signed on April 14, she both filled KU’s biggest and essentially only remaining need and, based on remarks head coach Brandon Schneider made soon ...
Even as a city grew up around it — and a 2018 fire nearly destroyed it — a site just east of 23rd and Haskell has served as a John Deere dealership for decades. By Friday evening that will come to an end. A manager with Heritage Tractor confirmed the company is shutting down its Lawrence ...
In a world of uncertainty, longtime Lawrence developer Doug Compton thinks he’s got one thing figured out: If you are waiting for interest rates to return to their historic lows of 3%, you are going to wait a long time. “I don’t think you will ever see 3% again,” Compton said of ...
Lawrence-based CEK Insurance has had a hectic month, completing a pair of deals to buy a competing agency and to purchase a downtown Lawrence building that will become the new headquarters for the firm. The firm has some history with tough tasks, though. The company was founded in 1931, ...
The Kansas men’s basketball roster, newly refreshed though it may be, will still almost certainly look quite different when the season tips off at Allen Fieldhouse on Nov. 3. KU has made a habit in recent years of adding players as late as August, such as the likes of Johnny Furphy and David ...
There are early-stage plans to build a 95-room upscale hotel at 11th and Massachusetts streets to complement the soon-to-open 1,000-person convention center at the University of Kansas’ football stadium. Lawrence businessman Tony Krsnich — the developer of the Warehouse Arts District in ...
