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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 2013
Page
1
Hilary Brown, former Local Burger owner, now runs Eat Well veggie burgers in close to 1700 stores. Officials report recent weeks as their biggest, with production at 84,000 burgers weekly.
Kan sas farmers expand public visits to raise income and share their passion. Washington Creek Lavender Farm run by Jack Wilson exemplifies the trend as more growers invite visitors to see fields, learn about production, and purchase goods.
Paul Bahnmaier of Lecompton recalls Sheriff Sam Jones as neither saint nor devil as his tombstone sits in Lecompton. Jones helped found the town as Kansas’ first territorial capital, reflecting on his controversial legacy.
Charlize Tate, 14, learned archery after reading The Hunger Games and now trains near Lawrence with Olympic-style coaching. Overton's Archery Center JOAD club, started by Liz Rice in May, gathers about 20 youths from Douglas County for weekly practice, safety lessons, etiquette, and teamwork.
Lawrence city commissioners meet Tuesday evening to set the maximum 2014 budget and hear requests for additions. Several organizations seek funding not in City Manager David Corliss' recommended plan, including nearly 14000 more for the Health Department to cover rising AIDS chlamydia and gonorrhea lab costs.
Bush Farm near Edwardsville delays opening on Kaw Drive due to persistent wet weather. Co owner Chris Bush says corn crops are late, with customers disappointed by the absence of corn on opening day. The family run 40 acre operation usually opens around June 22 but weather pushed back the start to July 3. Last year’s drought and now rain have disrupted the season.
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