The pandemic advanced global digital commerce much more quickly than if it had never occurred.
Using fairness and reason while relying on a deep-rooted compassion, Judge Sally Pokorny presides over her courtroom much like she does her life—with an eye toward treating all people with humanity.
With a combination of discipline, empathy and tenacity, Ballard Center CEO Becky Price turned a “nightmare” into a thriving nonprofit providing stability to families in need.
These restaurants have established a unique vibe and following for themselves on both sides of Lawrence.
Nothing, not even a pandemic, could keep these flower and plant shops from flourishing.
When choosing a home base for a manufacturing business, the positives far outweigh the negatives here in Douglas County.
Projects related to water—drinking, wastewater, and stormwater—are abundant and costly in Lawrence, whether responding to a problem, making upgrades to the existing system, or planning for the future.
The real estate market in Lawrence has gone through a process of change in the last 10 years that’s inexplicable to many in the industry.
Though 2020 may not have been a good year for much of the world because of the pandemic, Eudora city leaders pushed forward with development plans that will bring more businesses, people and money to their town.
We don’t give it a second thought when we tell someone to “head west on Bob Billings” or “turn right on Kasold,” or “meet up in the shelter at Holcom Park.”