Today in photos: A driver makes a cell phone call after the car was involved in a multi-car wreck west of Eudora, near the Wakarusa Bridge. Douglas County Sheriff’s department was busy Tuesday morning as cold temperatures and some brief moisture caused minor accidents.
Richard Gwin/Journal-World Photo
Tuesday morning’s big change in weather brought snow for a brief time to Lawrence. Chris Burger, Lawrence, shielded himself for the snow with an umbrella on his way to work.
Richard Gwin/Journal World Photo.
Many women are turning the tips of their fingers and toes into fashion statements. With demand for custom manicures increasing in recent years, Lawrence salons that offer nail art can do everything from metallic zebra print applications to freehand designs for any holiday.
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Want to see some awesome athletes in action? Many competed in the Kansas Relays this weekend. I wish I could jump that high.
Nick Krug/Journal World photos
ICYMI: Here’s a photo gallery from the Kansas Half Marathon yesterday.
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Thank you for your thank you notes, Hallie Velez.
This Lawrence resident caught a bit of spotlight for reaching out to the victims of the Boston Marathon bombings.
Logan Masenthin, of Kansas City, passed some tulips not ready to open because of the cool weather. Richard Gwin/Lawrence Journal-World
Check out these shot-putters (some of Olympic status) participating in the 2013 Kansas Relays.
Story: Whiting edges defending champ Hoffa in Relays shot-put showcase
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Photo of the day: A lovely panorama shot of the ground breaking of the Rock Chalk Park.
Story here.
Richard Gwin/Journal-World Photo
Our hearts and prayers are with the victims of this horrible tragedy. While we are disappointed that President Obama will not be on campus, a catastrophe of this type clearly takes precedence.
Lawrence runners gathered at South Park Tuesday evening to run in honor of the Boston Marathon tragedy.
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Photos by Nick Krug for the Journal-World.