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Douglas County Volunteer Expo to connect residents with nonprofits
September 3, 2026
Lawrence residents looking for ways to give back can connect with more than 35 local nonprofits and agencies during the Douglas County Volunteer Expo.
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Manhattan Town Center’s latest shop is all about cheese
September 3, 2026
Say cheese! Manhattan Town Center’s newest store is centered entirely on cheese, with a company motto of, “Only the vest stuff makes it in ‘The Vault.’”
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Riley County considers higher penalties for unlicensed short-term rentals
September 3, 2026
Riley County commissioners considered significantly higher penalties for short-term rentals operating without a valid license as part of proposed changes to the planning and development fee schedule...
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Pott. County commission overrides planning, zoning
September 3, 2026
Pottawatomie County commissioners this week overrode the recommendation of planning and zoning and approved a zoning change from A1, agricultural, to AB, ag-business.
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Riley County appraiser’s office reports progress on 2026 work
September 3, 2026
The Riley County appraiser’s office is progressing on property inspections, sales processing and preparations for the 2027 valuation cycle, according to an update presented Thursday by appraiser Anna...
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When parking is free, what’s closed and more to know for Labor Day in Lawrence
September 3, 2026
Downtown parking will be free, all city rec centers will be closed and more notes for Labor Day weekend in Lawrence
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Riley County approves EMS internship partnership
September 3, 2026
The Riley County Commission on Thursday unanimously approved a memorandum of understanding between Riley County and Wichita State University to provide internship opportunities for emergency medical...
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Lawrence Transit can transport people from downtown parking to KU football games
September 3, 2026
Lawrence Transit will offer free rides from downtown parking to KU football's home games this season, with slight changes from previous years' format.
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Kansas receives federal disaster assistance for June storms
September 3, 2026
Over 40 Kansas counties affected by severe weather in June — including Riley and Pottawatomie — will receive federal disaster assistance following approval of two disaster declarations requested by...
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