2026 News Archive
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Lawrence Public Library looks to connect adults through love of reading at Booktoberfest
As all the creepies come crawling for the haunted month of October, it signals the approach of one of the biggest events of the year for adult read
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Linton: K-State enrollment inches up as statewide numbers decrease
Four years ago Kansas State University’s enrollment dipped below 20,000 for the first time since 1988. Since then, it has slowly increased and continues that trend this year.
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Lightning strike sparks fire at Grandview Plaza apartment complex
GRANDVIEW PLAZA — A lightning strike during severe thunderstorms Saturday evening sparked a fire at a 36-unit building at Geary Estates Apartments, displacing residents and prompting a multi-agency...
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Photos: First Grand Entry at Haskell arch and stadium centennial powwow
Haskell community members from Lawrence and beyond gathered Saturday for celebrations including a powwow and much more, h
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Former Haskell students share memories and advice while gathered for stadium, arch centennial
The nationwide Haskell community and folks living in Douglas County have gathered to celebrate the his
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Railer football team snaps losing streak
Late Henry touchdown run allows Newton to get past Central Newton High School senior running back Kingston Henry rushed for 90 yards with a touchdown… Login to continue reading...
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KU to host screening of ‘First They Came for My College,’ Q&A with director
KU and film professor emeritus Kevin Willmott will host a screening of "First They Came for My College" and a Q&A with the documentary's director.
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A rural Kansas town considers data center as a big swing to revitalize its economy
Osawatomie city officials are tempted by what a massive data center could mean for the city's eroding tax base, even as some residents revolt against the proposal
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