Kansas joins lawsuit over lesser prairie chicken listing
Kansas has joined a lawsuit challenging the federal designation of the lesser prairie chicken as threatened. The suit, in Tulsa, argues the Fish and Wildlife Service based its ruling on flawed data, while Kansas lawmakers seek to curb federal influence and protect local oil, gas, and agriculture sectors amid drought related declines.
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Eats opens at Phillips 66 Miller Mart serving real food fast
Anthony Cannon, Lawrence High grad, opens Eats inside 3300 W. Sixth St Phillips 66, offering burgers grinders salads pasta and kid items with a chalkboard menu and five minute prep aim. The gas station venue follows earlier quick service eateries and hopes for dinner traffic while to-go service continues.
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Sixth St
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W. Sixth St
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Emergence Spring Show by Lawrence Ballet Theatre
Lawrence Ballet Theatre presents its annual spring concert Emergence in two shows at the Lawrence Arts Center at 7 30 p m Friday and Saturday featuring new works by Paula Weber Hanan Misko Krystyna Hilding Cynthia Crews Jenna Dannenberger and Devany West as well as Michel Folkine's Les Sylphides Tickets cost 10 for adults 750 for seniors and 5 for students with the troupe's training mission noted.
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Lawrence Arts Center
Paula Weber
Hanan Misko
Krystyna Hilding
Cynthia Crews
Jenna Dannenberger
Michel Folkine
Devany West
New Moon Martini at Encore Cafe review
Nadia Imafidon samples Encore Cafe at 1007 Massachusetts St offering the New Moon martini made with vodka and lychee. The drink costs $8 and guests can try other martinis like Lush Strawberry Pink Lady and James Bond, with lively prose urging patrons to tip and share suggestions.
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