Nick Spacek lives in Lawrence with his wife, three cats, and a record collection which is constantly on the edge of getting out of control. A writer and sometime photographer, he's specialized for the last two decades in covering music, film, books, and the intersections of all three. In addition to his work for LBM, he is the music editor for the Pitch in Kansas City, as well as writing on film music for the UK's long-running Starburst Magazine and being the co-host of The Carnage Report podcast.
Live, community-oriented events bring people out of the woodworks and put money into the hands of our local businesses and artists.
New and improving technology is being used by farmers to not only track and protect their animals, but to improve land health.
After hesitantly moving back, this financial services adviser now sees Lawrence through the eyes of a local business owner instead of a college student—and he likes what he sees.
Infrastructure is essential to supporting growth and development in the community while preserving the culture and quality of life.
Lawrence-Douglas County Fire Medical continues a progressive track as it leans on the past to launch itself into the future.
Using data to get from question to answer, going beyond statistics to get to the win.
In the world of serious board gaming, personal interaction is preferred by many, and math is an intrinsic piece of the puzzle.
Ever-evolving technology keeps electricians constantly evolving and learning new things.
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.
Thinking outside the box is important in web design today since the pandemic has altered the way people work and do business.