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All in Local Businesses
Between work schedules and locations, it can be quite tricky for small business owners and association leaders to meet with elected officials when they have a concern that needs addressing.
Now in his 39th legislative session as a lobbyist, John Pinegar—partner and lobbyist at Pinegar, Smith & Associates—is a seasoned veteran in every sense of the word.
His and Hers takes on a new meaning for entrepreneurs Alonzo Harrison and Renita Harris.
Multi-generational businesses don’t always survive the transition from one generation to the next. The younger generation often feels the need to spread their wings and be independent of the family business even if they eventually come home to roost.
Life doesn’t always go according to plan. Sometimes those unexpected detours and pesky roadblocks actually put us on a course correction that turns out to be an incredible ride.
Walking into Briman’s Leading Jewelers is like walking through a sparkly wonderland.
Michael Wilson’s name is synonymous with countless buildings and development projects across Kansas. As founder of Architect One, he has literally helped formulate a blueprint for the landscape of Topeka.
Bajillion Agency and MotoVike Films took home a combined 29 awards at the Topeka Ad Fed Addy Awards Saturday, including Best in Show for Photography for the Kansas Ballet Academy.
The company’s growth of 50 percent since moving to their current location has prompted the need for more office space, as well as land and storage for equipment and materials.
When Stevenson Company, Inc. decided it was time to modernize their facilities, dedication to local sourcing was paramount.
The new business will operate under the name Berberich Trahan & Co., P.A.
Vaerus becomes the third organization in Kansas to attain the top safety ranking for international business aviators.
Newly listed properties will be automatically advertised to potential buyers in Kansas.
When you first meet Robert Nall, you see an energetic, down-to-earth man.
Some Topeka businesses have been able to stay local, because they have gone global.
Some Topeka businesses have been able to stay local, because they have gone global.
The Jayhawk Area Council, Boy Scouts of America awards the “Topeka’s Top 20 Under 40” to recognize young professionals who are impacting the future of Topeka in a positive way.
