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Van Go, Inc. announces new Co-Executive Directors Eliza Darmon and Kristen Malloy, both seasoned Van Go staff members, to lead the organization into the future.
The new leadership format, approved unanimously by Van Go’s Board of Directors, began January 1, 2021.
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The local scene – Ribbon Cuttings, Events and More in pictures. [CHECK IT OUT]
Since Lawrence is the largest city and the county seat, a lot of focus is on Lawrence. We frequently talk about businesses in other areas of the county, as they fit into different issue themes. But for this issue, we decided to shift the focus and take a closer look at the businesses and economy outside of Lawrence.
The importance of health care is not lost on the residents of smaller communities, which is why local clinics are so important in those areas.
Though enjoyed by Douglas County residents now, the original Clinton Lake Dam project displaced the residents of many early towns that ultimately disappeared.
Douglas County’s famed Santa Fe and Oregon trails were once dotted with towns that were significant yet fleeting during historic times in the United States.
Townships and fire districts are indispensable to county residents, who depend on them not only for maintenance issues but also emergency situations.
Throughout the county, unincorporated areas have thriving businesses.
Lecompton’s history, businesses, community and family are at the heart of what makes this small town continue to thrive.
Energizing history and a growing business base drive Eudora’s downtown merchants to invest in the city’s future.