What Digital Shelf Labels Mean for Retailers and Consumers
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What Digital Shelf Labels Mean for Retailers and Consumers
What began with a simple question about how clients should be cared for has grown into a family business focused on helping people make the most of retirement.
Joy Bishop, a grief and loss therapist, and Monica Fowler, a master Reiki and sound healing practitioner, founded the Topeka wellness center in September 2025 with the goal of creating a communal setting for a variety of therapies and services.
Noncompete agreements can touch every industry, and lately, there has been an uptick in noncompete litigation and confusion among the masses.
DeVader’s Pools & Spas Continues to Evolve While Staying Rooted in Service
“We want people of all ages and backgrounds to come watch us play,” Don said. “That is the beauty of hockey: it is a sport that appeals to all demographics.”
Reaching 50 years is a milestone achieved by only a small percentage of Kansas organizations. This season, Ballet Midwest celebrates half a century serving Northeast Kansas.
When the public thinks of fleet or commercial vehicles, they often imagine a large business with 20 or more trucks and vehicles. However, businesses of any size can qualify as commercial operators.
Joylight Coffee Roasters brings craft, connection and a spirit of generosity to Topeka’s coffee community.
Four 2 Four honors the remarkable past of Topeka’s former US Post Office while creating a new destination for downtown living.
“A customer is more than a customer,” Nancy said. “People connect over food, and we are building relationships that go beyond the food truck. It brings a smile to my face when I can be part of something that brings community together.”
“Through PACE and our other services, we have the opportunity to meet people where they are, support their independence and help them remain connected to the homes, families and communities they love.”
Lesser Electric’s new Topeka facility brings Rick Davey’s vision to life while giving the next generation room to grow.
Two local businesses have reached 20-year milestones worth celebrating this year: Pat Plumbing, Heating, Air and Electric and Brian Green’s Allstate Agency. Here’s how they’ve made it this far.
“It really comes down to being able to talk with customers about what they need. Being honest and providing good service along the way gives you the opportunity to keep those lines of communication open,” Brian said.
With a new headquarters, Endeavor Private Wealth is creating space for continued growth, stronger client relationships and the next generation of leadership.
This year, Endeavor Private Wealth, Lesser Electric and Performance Tire & Auto each opened new spaces. TK spoke with them to learn what drove the decision and what it means for them going forward.
Today, Compass Point still offers equipment consultation, but the business has shifted back toward what inspired Dirty Girl Adventures in the first place.
Futamura, a Japan-based company that produces activated carbon, fibrous casings, laminated sheets, plastic films and cellulose films, purchased Innovia Films’ cellulose business in July 2016. The deal revived a now-67-year-old cellophane factory in Tecumseh, Kansas.
GO Topeka’s incentive program helps local entrepreneurs turn plans into progress.
