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Spotlighting the individuals and businesses making a positive impact in Douglas Co - Local Matters Contact: [email protected]

We tell in-depth stories, about the local businesses and community leaders. Lawrence Business Magazine is for those who care about, or have a stake in, the long-term success of our diverse business community.

12/07/2025

The 25-year-old who runs our social media accounts doesn’t own martini glasses. But she does have eight Lawrence Business Magazine Foundation Awards wine glasses…

Have a great weekend, everyone!

10/07/2025

Congratulations to Ali's Cleaning for receiving a 2025 Lawrence Business Magazine Foundation Award!

Ali’s Cleaning is a small, local, and women-owned cleaning company that has served Lawrence since 2016. Last year, Ali's added two new employees for a total of 10 employees.

Read more about Ali's Cleaning and the 2025 Foundation Awards in our most recent edition at lawrencebusinessmagazine.com. 🏆

Photo by Backstory Photography.

08/07/2025

Bye bye, Bezos.

Small businesses offer unique products and services, create local jobs, stimulate economic growth, and contribute to our community’s culture.

08/07/2025

Shoutout to this year's nominees for the Minority-Owned Business Foundation Impact Award!

Artists Helping the Homeless and Kessler Contractors have positively impacted our entire community and deserve a big round of applause for their accomplishments. 👏

Photos by Backstory Photography.

01/07/2025

Lawrence is said to have a boomerang effect of sorts. People are here for college or for a job, then they leave and eventually feel a call to return.

Shantel Grace and Amy Pope have not only returned, but opened thriving businesses.

Read “Returning With a Purpose” from our most recent edition at lawrencebusinessmagazine.com.

26/06/2025

We're proud to celebrate the Women-Owned Business Foundation Impact Award honorees from the 12th annual Foundation Awards.

These remarkable women are not only running successful businesses—they’re strengthening local partnerships and giving back in meaningful ways.

Read more in “Foundation Awards” from our most recent edition at lawrencebusinessmagazine.com.

19/06/2025

Today, we commemorate Juneteenth—a time to honor those who fought to abolish slavery and the ongoing fight for justice.

We encourage you to uplift Black-owned businesses and nonprofits, such as Holman Needle & Ink and LRM Foundation.

These organizations have been nominated for a Minority-Owned Business Foundation Impact Award, with LRM Foundation winning in 2023.

“Advancing equity takes intention, and Lawrence Business Magazine honoring women and minority-owned businesses is a demonstration of how to be inclusive and diverse,” said K. Nicole Rials, LSCSW, founder and executive director of the LRM Foundation. ❤️💛💚

19/06/2025

Happy Juneteenth! Today, we celebrate the emancipation of enslaved African Americans in Galveston, Texas, in 1865, marking the end of slavery in the United States. While this day is a cause for celebration, it also reminds us that the fight for equality is ongoing. Let's use this day to learn, reflect, and commit to continued action. Consider supporting Black-owned businesses today (and throughout the year) and explore resources like the National Museum of African American History and Culture https://nmaahc.si.edu/explore/moments/juneteenth/digital-toolkit
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16/06/2025

Our newest edition, “The Lawrence Business Magazine Foundation Awards and the Lawrence Magnet,” is out now!

We are continually inspired by the remarkable achievements of our local business community.

These businesses and our sponsors are not just stories on these pages—they are our neighbors, friends, and partners.

Pick up a print edition at a local business near you or read it online at lawrencebusinessmagazine.com.

10/06/2025

We stand united with our immigrant community during these difficult times.

We encourage you to support local minority-owned businesses, such as La Estrella and Caramelo (Both are Foundation Award winners!).

Originally from Querétaro, Mexico, La Estrella Owner Raul Perez spent much of his life as a factory laborer.

Caramelo Owner Ruben Leal grew up in the Mexican city of Hermosillo, moving to the United States in high school.

Both men had the desire to bring authentic Mexican cuisine to the Midwest. Their passion, work ethic and delicious food has made our community better. ❤️

06/06/2025

The 2026 FIFA World Cup expects to draw at least half a million soccer fans to the Kansas City metro area.

“We will have an opportunity to tell the story of the talent in this region and strength of our workforce, while demonstrating the incentives for locating businesses in Kansas or Missouri,” KC2026 CEO Pam Kramer says.

Read “The Lawrence Experience” from our most recent edition at lawrencebusinessmagazine.com. ⚽️

28/05/2025

The Lawrence Business Magazine Radio Show will return with more inspiring and timely interviews later this summer. You can catch up on previous episodes at klwn.com.

Who would you like Steven to interview? Tell us in the comment section. ⬇️

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