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“For some of the stores that aren’t in Topeka, people can come here and buy items rather than driving to Kansas City. And they can support Topeka and small businesses by doing it. And of course, they’re a lot less expensive.”
“We love our customers, and we love seeing the generational customers come back in.”
“It doesn’t feel like vendor shopping. That way, you get a lot of price points and styles, all under one roof.”
“People drive here, and their mouths hit the floor.”
“We offer a relaxed and social DIY experience perfect for individuals or groups interested in having a good time and relieving stress.”
“There’s nothing quite like our place,” McGhee said. “There are boutiques, and there are DIYs—but none that offer everything in one place.”
Michelle Stubblefield | Senior Vice President of Strategy for The Greater Topeka Partnership,
Marsha Pope | Topeka Community Foundation President
JuliAnn Mazachek | Vice President for Academic Affairs and Associate Professor at Washburn University
Today, recommending one just write a traditional business plan is outdated advice.
Blue Jazz Coffee Roasters has set a high bar for coffee in Topeka.
You know that overwhelming feeling when you’re faced with a decision but you feel like you just can’t make a decision? That’s decision fatigue.
Hear from several local businesses that now call Brookwood Shopping Center home.
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.
Trucks, Pop-Ups & More
A vibrant economic core depends on training and retaining employees to meet the diverse demands of companies of all sizes.
TopSports.news—a locally owned and operated website dedicated to sports coverage and related community events in the Topeka and Shawnee County area—officially launched on Jan. 1, 2021.
Each author took a different path to publication, yet all four echoed one key aspect of publishing: writing is only half the battle.
Bayens said Kansas is fortunate to have governmental support for cultivating and keeping a well-trained workforce with initiatives that include registered apprenticeship and internship programs.
