Welcome to my blog. I document my adventures in travel, style, and food. Hope you have a nice stay!
Jim Colson has completed year one as the City Manager of Topeka. TK had a chance to check in with him to discusses 2013 and his plans for the future.
Six Washburn University Leadership Institute students/food critics were tasked with determining the top 10 restaurants in Topeka.
Conflict is a natural part of working and living with others. Sometimes conflict is positive, bringing to light different ideas, strategies and methods for conducting business.
NO MATTER WHAT YOUR SIZE!
Getting the Sponsorship Proposal Right
An up and coming fashion designer entrepreneur is working in our midst, right now, in an apartment by Washburn University.
The practice of visioning, including writing a vision statement, can help your organization create the future by design, rather than by default.
A Love Story Back in the 1930s to 1950s, Larry Yingling's family ran a little cafe in North Topeka, along with their gas station and garage.
The sport of boxing is known as the “sweet science.”
A BIG Ask to Keep the Expocentre Competitive for the Future.
It's inevitable—we will all get older.
No matter what stage of life you are in, having a solid financial plan will help you prepare for the future.
You hear stories all the time about how tough the music business is. Many musicians barely scrape by or have to work other jobs to pay the bills.
Downtown Ramada When Jim Parrish and his partners purchased the Ramada Inn in 2003, people wanted to believe it could be restored to its former glory.
When Kurt Guth consolidated American Tax Service resources into one office, he had a decision to make.
Trendy sweaters and booties, designer tote bags, facials, pedicures, play dates, gourmet entrees and more all add up to a number that might give you "paws."
In 1958, Topeka was hopping. Growing. Efforts were being made to revitalize old neighborhoods.
Every father dreams about working with his son, having a child follow in his footsteps and handing down a legacy. TK highlights a few of Topeka’s father and son businesses.
