Terry Rombeck left the News Center in December 2009. Some of his work will continue to appear on a freelance or already written basis.
Recent Stories
Best of Lawrence 2012: Best Artist
Four years removed from marketing a controversial board game that drew national headlines, John Sebelius has moved into the world of clothing lines, 2-D, film and sculpture. This summer he released a documentary, “Searching at Sturgis,” and a series of vignettes, “71st Annual Rally.”
Nomadic churches searching for permanent home
EastLake Community Church, a young-but-booming nondenominational congregation has spent this year as a nomadic church, with no permanent home.
Still growing: Artist John Sebelius moves forward with new documentary
John Sebelius has moved on since he created a national stir with a controversial board game. Now the Lawrence artist has released a new documentary and is prepared to leave his youthful mistakes behind.
Film festival highlights relationships between fathers and children
The relationship between fathers and children is on display during this week's third annual Fatherhood Film Fest at Liberty Hall.
A cut above: Local author’s novel generates national buzz
‘The Chaperone’ about silent-film actress who popularized bob hairstyle
Laura Moriarty’s smash-hit novel of the summer began with some casual browsing at a bookstore.
Music from the harp: Bluegrass/gospel duo embrace unusual instrument
Lawrence-based Angel Road is preparing to cut its second CD, and its members are hoping to expand the group’s outreach in what they consider a Christian ministry.
KU opera, symphony students to take stage at ‘surreal’ Kauffman Center
Annalize Sussman remembers the first time she saw the Kauffman Center for the Performing Arts. “I thought it was magical,” the Kansas University master’s student says.
Deadman Walking
Lawrence bluegrass band Deadman Flats reunites with harmonica impresario Brody Buster
Theatre Lawrence's Dueling Divas sing for a cause
When Sarah Young looks to defend her title Friday at the second annual Dueling Divas competition, she’d be happy to relinquish her tiara — if it means the fundraiser’s beneficiary, Theatre Lawrence, gets a big chunk of change for its operating budget. The event takes begins at 6:30 p.m. at Theatre Lawrence, 1501 N.H.
Coming up rosé: Fruity wine pairs well with summertime fare
Regan Lehman Pillar hears the complaints and sees the eyes roll. Rosés, for many, are passé.
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