On the Street at Free State Festival
McKenna Harford asks Lawrence residents at the Public Library what they look forward to at the Free State Festival. Readers are invited to answer on LJWorld.com with reactions and opinions about the event.
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 2015
Page
5
McKenna Harford asks Lawrence residents at the Public Library what they look forward to at the Free State Festival. Readers are invited to answer on LJWorld.com with reactions and opinions about the event.
Chad and Anna Landis of Lawrence welcome a girl born Sunday. Morgan and Connor Williams of Lawrence welcome a girl born Sunday. For inquiries call 832 7297 or email soundoff jworld.com.
Local owner Glen Lemesang says seven acre Clinton Parkway Inverness site will not host an outdoor fun center. The new plan targets a neighborhood commercial first phase with a coffee shop or dry cleaner and a sit-down restaurant, with no tenants yet lined up.
Lawrence area promises reduce fun center plans and welcomes drive thru possibilities while residents oppose more apartments. Walgreens interest faded as CVS expands locally with Hy Vee nearby. Bench mark Construction buys Ron Fowles and moves HQ to Eudora to support growth and compete with Lawrence firms. Chad Lawhorn notes community reactions and regional transport access.
United Way of Douglas County calls for volunteers July 18 and July 25 to staff school supply drives at Office Depot and area Walmarts. Donations stay local for Ballard Community Center ECKAN Penn House and Salvation Army. Sign up at volunteerdouglascounty.org and contact Hernan Nieto for details.
Kansas sorghum exports to China surge as demand expands. Kansas, the nation’s leading sorghum producer, sees contracts climb from near zero to over seven million metric tons this year, boosting prices above corn. Damman notes key shifts in trade policy and drought-friendly fuel livestock uses.
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