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Parades should be just swell in 2024. The same might be said for community chili suppers and other such gatherings. And, oh my, how pretty the state’s roadsid

Parades should be just swell in 2024. The same might be said for community chili suppers and other such gatherings. And, oh my, how pretty the state’s roadsid

City leaders are on board with a plan for the next attempt at finding a suitable location for a downtown Lawrence bus station. At their first meeting of 2024,

Despite failing to earn a recommendation for approval from the Lawrence-Douglas County Planning Commission earlier this fall, a development plan for the Fall Cr

Lawrence leaders voted unanimously Tuesday night to approve nearly $2.7 million in city funding for the Lawrence Community Shelter for 2024 as part of another u

Lawrence residents will once again be paying more for their monthly utility bills entering the new year. Following a trend over the past several years, the Law

When Bart Littlejohn was growing up, his father often shared a particular piece of advice: “When you’re first, or when you’re in the forefront, you have

The three newest members of the Lawrence City Commission were sworn into office Tuesday night, and the new commission selected Lawrence’s next mayor — Bart

The members of the Lawrence City Commission elected in the 2023 general election will be sworn into office this week, and commissioners will choose the city’s

The Lawrence City Commission has been tasked with settling a dispute in contract negotiations between the city and a group of unionized employees, but it still