Premium Content A loud bang at 2.30am was the first sign something was very wrong. Tinana s Kaye McIntyre told the Chronicle on Friday she had been woken by the sound on Wednesday. When she came out of her bedroom, she noticed her backdoor had been opened. Kaye went outside and saw her car had been crashed into her shed at the Eatonvale Rd property. I didn t want to get too close but I noticed that the windows had been smashed, she said. Kaye called the police who came out and dusted her vehicle for fingerprints. When she was able to inspect her car, Kaye saw that considerable damage had been done.
LAWRENCE – Kansas Public Radio is launching its first book club.
The KPR Presents Book Club will begin the series with Ladybird, Collected by local Lawrence author and diner owner Meg Heriford.
Ladybird, Collected is a collection of essays building connections with the diners who have walked in and out of Ladybird Diner’s doors over the years. Since the pandemic began in March 2020, Heriford has transformed Ladybird into a community kitchen providing free lunches to anyone in need. KPR Presents host Kaye McIntyre covers a variety of books by Kansas and international authors during her weekly program. She has been involved in book clubs throughout her adult life and thought KPR listeners and members would be the perfect group for a book club.