Color Run brings thousands to downtown Lawrence
An eruption of color hit Lawrence Saturday as about 3,000 residents took part in a 5-kilometer Color Run downtown. Runners passed through color zones while being splashed with vibrant hues to promote healthy living and active fun. Run director Joanna Meyers noted the large turnout for the event.
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Bike MS arrives in Lawrence for two day ride
Krissie Druen rides Bike MS Kansas City in Lawrence with her husband Jimmie, diagnosed with multiple sclerosis in April 2007. She has participated in the event for years to show appreciation for support. This marks the third year of the two day Lawrence stop.
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Annual Indian Art Market draws thousands at Haskell
Shoppers packed the Haskell Indian Nations University Powwow Grounds in Lawrence to browse jewelry pottery carvings and paintings as artists from across the country showcased Native art. Dana Tiger a Muskogee Oklahoma painter active at Haskell for over 20 years spoke of the show as among the best native art events. Diagnosed with Parkinsons in 1999 she adapted her technique adding a soft touch and bright colors while noting continued appreciation for her evolving style. Proceeds support Haskell student organizations and clubs as the market continued into its second day.
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