When Robert Frost wrote the line “Nothing gold can stay,” one wonders if his heart was breaking because the late-autumn winds were whisking nature’s vivid color palette off the New England trees outside his window.

In Lawrence, we still have reason to smile and enjoy the scenery. It seems perfect conditions have conspired to turn our maples, poplars and sumacs the deepest shades of red, orange and yellow — and allow their leaves to cling for weeks on end.

When Robert Frost wrote the line "Nothing gold can stay," one wonders if his heart was breaking because the late-autumn winds were whisking nature's vivid color palette off the New England trees outside his window. In Lawrence, we still have reason to smile and enjoy the scenery. ... Full story .

"‘Double Dare’ contestants. They had beakers and goggles on their heads for the physical challenge. They had on elbow pads, knee pads and red and blue team shirts. It was hilarious."

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