Late Night Jayhawks Energize Allen Fieldhouse
Fans fill Allen Fieldhouse for Late Night as Jayhawk supporters erupt at every moment. Applause and cheers greet a Simon Says contest and Bill Sells remarks about the coming season. Moments include women’s players dancing to MC Hammer and Rob Riggle being carried to the court before the crowd of 16 000.
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VenturePark name eyed for Lawrence business park
Lawrence commissioners will consider naming the former Farmland Industries site a venture park. Megan Gilliland says the aim is to convey energy and a new start for the 400 plus acre project along Kansas Highway 10 on the east side.
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Clinton Lake resort plan rejected by state officials
The Clinton Lake State Park resort proposal for a 175 room hotel and conference center is scrapped by state officials. Robin Jennison, the secretary of Wildlife, Parks and Tourism, says a new Clinton resort plan may emerge as a boutique hotel alternative, with focus on Lawrence. A separate item notes a couple withdrawing a proposal to move their pumpkin patch to rural southeast Douglas County.
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Kansas Supreme Court voids Sunflower coal plant permit
The Kansas Supreme Court unanimously overturned the Sunflower Electric Power Corp. permit for an 895-megawatt coal fired plant in western Kansas. Sunflower said it will pursue steps to advance the project amid ongoing efforts to meet long-term power needs for member co-ops.
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Dick's Sporting Goods moving into former Sears on Iowa Street
A site plan filed confirms Dick's Sporting Goods will move into the former Sears building on Iowa Street. The filing signals the likely closure of the Sears space and the arrival of a new tenant in the shopping area.
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