Lawrence retail sales dip tied to broader market trends
Lawrence sees a March decline in retail sales amid national tariff chatter and a KU basketball exit. Year-to-date growth remains among the state’s best at 4.2 percent, with Manhattan and Merriam higher, while Shawnee and Lenexa show weaker results. Tax-rate changes and tax totals complicate year comparisons, signaling potential budget pressure. Chad Lawhorn’s Town Talk column appears on LJWorld.com.
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