Lawrence growth in travel industry boosts local economy
Lawrence emerges as a growing travel destination with cultural amenities and events drawing visitors. studies show 2003 Douglas County travel sector employed 12.1 percent of workers, ranking third in Kansas, while ties to KU and downtown appeal boost lodging and spending. The Kansas Relays and New York Times coverage boost optimism for continued tourism growth.
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Self-mutilation among Lawrence youth linked to coping gaps
Counselors in Lawrence report higher rates of self-mutilation, especially among junior high and high school girls, with behavior ranging from cutting to burning. Experts say it reflects emotional pain, conflict with family, and lack of better outlets, and stress replacing emotional pain as a primary driver.
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Teen cuts reveal long road to healing and help
A 17 year old girl spoke about starting self harm at 13 to feel powerful and in control. She hid cuts on her stomach and hips for years, sought help with her parents, and has not cut in four months while learning healthier stress management. She urges others to seek support.
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