Public reading of the Constitution delights Douglas County crowd
Kansas Appeals Court Judge Jacy Hurst led a public reading at the Douglas County Courthouse with students, attorneys, and judges. The event highlighted the 14th Amendment and the evolution of voting rights from 21-year-old males to 18 by the 26th Amendment, amid audience laughter and reflections on constitutional change.
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Hy-Vee Drops Self-Checkout at Lawrence Store
Lawrence Hy-Vee at Clinton Parkway and Kasold Drive removed self-checkout lanes and added about six staffed cashier counters. Management declined to comment and corporate spokespeople did not respond, leaving the reason for the change uncertain amid industry debates over self-checkout viability.
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Lawrence Public Schools to hire firm for permanent superintendent search
Lawrence school board plans to hire a firm to coordinate the search for a new permanent superintendent. The district will involve HR, an ad hoc committee, unions and community members, with a request for proposals expected soon and a target to select a firm in October. Community engagement will follow the firm selection.
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