Lawrence’s Pooch Plunge rescheduled to Aug. 21
The Lawrence Parks and Recreation department has moved the annual Pooch Plunge out a week later than previously announced.
The Lawrence Parks and Recreation department has moved the annual Pooch Plunge out a week later than previously announced.
The Raven Book Store, Watkins Museum of History and the many editors and collaborators for the new “Embattled Lawrence” book are joining forces to host a release celebration for the new installation.
Lawrence’s Outdoor Aquatic Center will close for the season after Sunday — to humans, that is. On Monday, the annual Pooch Plunge returns.
Activists with No SB 180 in Lawrence, who recently saw the Lawrence City Commission act quickly to pass a local ordinance against Kansas’ anti-trans legislation, are celebrating their successful campaign with a party this week.
The city will soon host a ribbon cutting for a new splash pad in North Lawrence.
Douglas County community members during an upcoming fair will be able to engage with first responders and learn about accessing public safety resources in the area.
It’s that time of year again: The Douglas County Fair is bringing families, friends, furry creatures, food, fun and 4-H’ers to the fairgrounds. There will also be two nights of demolition derby this year.
Lawrence community members are invited to creatively document their impressions of the Sacred Red Rock before it is finally returned to the Kaw Nation. The artwork could become a lasting part of the project’s story.
Two local experts will speak Sunday on how you can restore a bit of native prairie to your own backyard.
A free camp slated for next week aims to teach young participants of all abilities about theater performance and filmmaking.
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