Forgotten Civil War era cemeteries near Lawrence revived by volunteers
Volunteers and local groups work to restore long neglected area cemeteries around Douglas County. Medina Cemetery from 1869 and Adams Forgotten Cemetery, now with only a few headstones, receive brush clearing, marker research, and community planning. Preservation efforts aim to honor Civil War ties and local history amid Lawrence growth.
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Bob Wandel
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Lawrence Topeka rivalry flares after fatal Granada shooting
The dispute centers on Lawrence nightlife and Topeka ties after a fatal Granada shooting. Lawrence officials plan a welcoming letter to Topeka residents while leaders condemn offensive remarks. Citizens debate culture, cooperation, and the impact of the feud on town relations.
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David Schauner
Lewis Black
Liberty Hall
Boog Highberger
Kansas Department of Health and Environment
Wendy Cornell
M.L. Helm
Highberger
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