454 Celebrating 10 years of Lawrence and Douglas County.
The agriculture industry has adapted to many changes during the last decade, including new technologies, labor shortages, rising land prices and new ways to distribute products.
Lawrence has been an arts hub in the Midwest for many years, but in the uncertain world today, it needs the support of the community, civic leaders, and government to thrive.
Serving a community through government or nonprofit comes with many of the same concerns as a business but can have many more people to whom they must answer.
Lawrence and Douglas County are ahead of the curve when it comes to the awareness, popularity, engagement, and execution of sustainability practices.
Americans today are much more focused on their overall physical and mental health than they were a decade ago.
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.
Consumers’ expectations of products and services, as well as their shopping practices and habits, have dramatically changed in the last decade, forcing businesses to follow suit or close.
BTBC pharmaceutical companies continue to make advancements in technology and biosciences, and are confident the next 10 years will far exceed the last.
Lawrence Business Magazine publishers have a unique past that has led them to where they are today.
Discover some of the big events in Lawrence’s history that made the news in the last decade.