Lawrence Times launching obituary email newsletters
The Lawrence Times is launching separate email newsletters for obituaries. They’ll be available for free to all readers.
Join our team: Lawrence Times seeks summer reporting intern
The Lawrence Times is hiring for a reporting intern to join our award-winning team for the summer. Hone your skills and gain versatility, vast experience and a range of clips you can only get from working in a tiny local newsroom.
Join our team: Lawrence Times seeks full-time staff reporter
The Lawrence Times is hiring for a full-time staff reporter to cover community news in Lawrence, Kansas.
The Lawrence Times is now 4 years old. Please help us shape our future
Thanks to the support of this community, The Lawrence Times launched four years ago and continues to flourish. We’re sharing some highlights and asking our readers to please help us shape our future by filling out a quick survey.
Join the local news revolution: Work with The Lawrence Times
The Lawrence Times is hiring for a full-time reporter and news team leader. This position represents exciting growth for us.
We’re launching a Lawrence Public Schools community network. Here’s how to join us
The Lawrence Times is launching a community network to help us better cover all things newsworthy within Lawrence Public Schools.
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Lawrence Times, recognized as an essential news outlet filling local coverage gaps, selected for Press Forward grant
The Lawrence Times, filling key gaps in local Lawrence news, has been recognized with a grant that will help us expand the breadth and depth of our impact.
Lawrence Times wins Best Coverage of Diversity, Best Website and numerous other honors from Kansas Press Association
The Lawrence Times news team has been recognized with 17 awards in the Kansas Press Association’s 2023 Awards of Excellence, including three first-place awards judged alongside all contest divisions.
Lawrence Accountability
A Lawrence Times reporter was ordered to leave the city campsite for unhoused people. ‘That’s a problem,’ First Amendment attorney says
Lawrence Times reporter Chansi Long was targeted by city staff and ordered by police to leave the North Lawrence campsite for people experiencing homelessness Tuesday night while other members of the public were allowed to remain. “That’s a problem,” a local First Amendment expert said.
Work with us! Lawrence Times looks to grow our news team
The Lawrence Times is seeking an intern to join our news team for the summer. Here are the 5 W’s and some more info.
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