Heather Thomas joined the Topeka Swim Association as Head Coach.
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Saturday, December 21, at 7:00 p.m. and Sunday, December 22, at 1:00 p.m. at TPAC
LaForge brings expertise in HR strategy, executive leadership, workplace culture and talent development.
This new service aims to meet the rising demand for affordable communication.
Downtown Topeka, Greater Topeka Partnership Announce Marshals and Cheermeister for 2024 Miracle on Kansas Avenue Parade
The Topeka Area Sports Commission (TASC) is pleased to announce results of its comprehensive “Road Warriors: Topeka’s Sports Economic Outflow” survey.
Stormont Vail Health is proud to announce its annual Warm and Thankful
Celebration.
Topeka Ad Fed is excited to announce a call for entries for the prestigious American Advertising Awards, recognizing and celebrating outstanding creative work in the field of advertising.
The current national blood shortage affects millions of people, including many within our community.
The 2024 Community Health Needs Assessment (CHNA) results indicate that behavioral health, neighborhood safety and housing, healthy eating options, and health equity are top priorities for Shawnee County.
Suntell is pleased to announce that First National Bank USA has selected the Square 1 Credit Suite by Suntell
GO Topeka collaborates with Kansas State University, local and regional partners to open Topeka/Shawnee County Business Concierge Office in downtown Topeka.
With business booming, it’s no wonder PTMW Inc. is ready and eager to add 182 new jobs.
When Seth Wagoner received a fateful call from his former Washburn University roommate Cody Foster in 2014, he didn’t expect to take over a business.
If there’s one word that sums up the Auburn-Washburn School District’s capital improvement project, it’s “more”: more childcare, more space and more innovation.
As 2024 comes to a close, the Jayhawk Area Council Boy Scouts of America honors the “Top 20 Under 40” who proudly represent Topeka’s new generation of business leaders.
Golf simulators, ambient lighting and the Frank Sinatra experience: how local installation business Electronic Life is making Topeka homes smarter.
Family Park may sound like just another green space. But what makes Shawnee County’s first new park in 50 years so special are its modern amenities — including 16 lighted pickleball courts.
Six local organizations are investing in innovative changes that will enrich how Topekans live, learn and play.