Sunflower Foundation restores buildings on “Healing Hill”
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Welcome to my blog. I document my adventures in travel, style, and food. Hope you have a nice stay!
All by Lisa Loewen
Sunflower Foundation restores buildings on “Healing Hill”
Telling the stories of local businesses comes from being curious, talking to people, asking questions, and most importantly, listening to what they have to say.
When most people start a business, they usually don’t choose a name that represents failure. But that is exactly what Jeff Elliott did when he started Another71, a website about passing the CPA Exam.
As a mother of four children who all participated in at least one sport, I have witnessed firsthand the role that sports/ coaches can play in a child’s life.
This year’s JA Business Hall of Fame Laureates are a diverse set of individuals whose contributions to business growth in Topeka vary as much as their involvement in bettering our community.
After more than a year of staying at home and canceling large events, people in Topeka are getting the chance to celebrate with Kicker Country Stampede at the Heartland and Thunder Over the Heartland.
Jim and Butch don’t seek out the spotlight, but it is hard to avoid it when you are making such a difference in your community.
While she will always be hailed as a trailblazer, her most precious legacy lies in the family she adored.
As Kiley looks back at his accomplishments, he can smile with the satisfaction of knowing he has made a difference not only in the companies he has led but also in his community.
“The values I grew up with are still here,” Dan said. “The people here are Topeka’s bright spot.”
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“We are a close-knit company who care about each other and our customers.” -Chuck Hogan
“It is incredibly special to get to work together on a daily basis,” Amanda said. “Some days are easy,
others are hard, but at the end of the day, as family, we have the ultimate faith and trust in each other.”
Are you a glass half full or glass half empty person?
Meet the 2021 Leadership Greater Topeka Class
The name Fastsigns pretty much sums up the business.
Everything in the boutique lives up to its name— FINICKY. Owner Janeen Bailey meticulously hand designs every item in the store, making sure every detail is just right.
“I want the mindset to be ‘We’re here to help.’”
“We bring the convenience to you,” Branden said. “All you have to do is drink them.”
Having “built it,” these business owners are taking their services straight to their customers.
