2023 Q2 - Let's Go to the Market
(LtoR): Emily Lysen, Thuy Soldner, Alejandro Coronado, Karen and John Pendleton, Lile Merrill, and Nina Kinti-Moss. Photo by Steven Hertzog.
Special coverage of the 2023
Lawrence Business Magazine Foundation Awards
Big Benefit of the Small Farm
Workers on small-scale farms run the gamut from teens to part- and full-time workers to those who want to someday run a farm of their own.
Flavorful, Functional and Fabulous
The Lawrence Farmers’ Market during the years has become a continually growing, close-knit community of vendors.
2023Q2: Letter From the Publishers
The Lawrence Farmers’ Market (LFM) cultivates a sense of community. The Market is a gathering place where people connect, socialize, and engage with their neighbors.
Food as Medicine
LMH Health specialist explains how best to keep that extra weight off.
NON-PROFIT: Strong Schools Equal a Strong Community
The Lawrence Schools Foundation raises money for its students and teachers to provide students more opportunity for growth and to enhance excellence in the classroom.
Newsmakers 2023Q2
Kevin Good Honored as One of “50 Kansans You Should Know”
Foundation Awards 2023
The 10th Annual Lawrence Business Magazine Foundation Awards with Presenting Sponsor INTRUST Bank was a wonderful celebration of local businesses and giving back to the community.
Real Food, Real People, Real Fun
Shoppers at the Lawrence Farmers’ Market range in age and profession, from college students to retired couples, business owners to community leaders, and have myriad reasons for gathering.
From Farm to Fork
The Lawrence community is surrounded by myriad farms that produce the fresh foods that pop up not only at the farmers market but also on the plates in local restaurants.
Local Scene 2023Q2
The local scene – Ribbon Cuttings, Events and More in pictures. [CHECK IT OUT]
The Evolution of Food and Farm
The number of vendors and shoppers frequenting the Lawrence Farmers’ Market has grown significantly over the years, and so has the diversity of products offered.
A Land of Fruit and Wine
When settlers arrived to the Kansas Territory, they brought with them plants that soon began to populate the sparse area.