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New book to reflect on lessons from project that returned sacred boulder to Kaw Nation (opens the original)
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The cover of upcoming book, âShokhÃ: A Kanza Relative, a Monument, and Rematriation," is seen here. The book is a compilation of poetry, essays and other storytelling methods reflecting on the Sacred Red Rock Project, which returned a sacred 28-ton quartzite boulder from Lawrence to the Kaw Nation. When Indigenous poet c. huffman and history professor Tai S. Edwards began working on a book describing the return of In’zhúje’waxóbe from Lawrence to the Kaw Nation, they did not know exactly wh
Hundreds celebrate the unveiling of 20 new benches created by Van Go artists (opens the original)
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Artists and audience members applaud the unveiling of a new bench at the Van Go benchmark unveiling ceremony on July, 24, 2026. 20 new benches were created as part of the Lawrence nonprofit's annual program. Hundreds of people gathered at Lawrence nonprofit Van Go’s studio Friday evening to celebrate the unveiling of colorful benches created through its annual Benchmark campaign and the young artists who made them. The unveiling ceremony for the 20 handcrafted benches marked the conclusion of Va
Circuit court affirms lower court’s decision to toss federal lawsuit against Lawrence library by frequent public commenter (opens the original)
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photo by: Lawrence City Commission screenshot Justin Spiehs speaks during public comment Tuesday, April 2, 2024, at the Lawrence City Commission meeting. A federal judge affirmed a lower court decision that ruled the Lawrence Public Library did not violate the freedom of speech from a frequent public commenter. The Tenth Circuit Court of Appeals affirmed Tuesday a decision by a U.S. district court from September 2025 that granted summary judgment in favor of the library against former Lawrence r
Granada Theater set to host community celebration in August celebrating bond between Algeria and Lawrence (opens the original)
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photo by: Shawn Valverde/Special to the Journal-World Community members pose for a photo with the “Thank you Lawrence” banner from Algeria’s last match in Kansas City next to The Granada on Thursday, July 2, 2026. The bond created between Lawrence and Algeria was an unexpected story of the 2026 FIFA World Cup. Even with the tournament gone, Lawrence will get another chance to celebrate Algeria next week. The Granada Theater will host a community celebration on Saturday, Aug. 1, organized by a gr
Lawrence advocates to host annual Disability Pride celebration Saturday that aims to strengthen community (opens the original)
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Local organizers will host the Lawrence Disability Pride celebration on Saturday, July 25, at the Dole Institute of Politics, 2350 Petefish Drive. The annual event celebrates the Americans with Disabilities Act and aims to bring the disability community together. Local disability advocates will host a Disability Pride celebration Saturday that highlights the importance of disability rights legislation and works to strengthen the disability community. The free event, which is in its fourth year,
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