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Dr. Ekwensi Griffith, a doctor of osteopathic medicine, gives nearly all of his patients his personal cell phone number.
Teresa Castello lived with chronic knee pain for more than 18 years. The injury affected nearly every aspect of her daily life: constant pain, limited mobility and little relief from traditional treatments.
Reuter’s Pedorthics & Shoe Services’ history dates back nearly 150 years to 1880, when it opened downtown next to a brothel and a livery stable
Knee pain. Hip problems. Even headaches. The root cause might be in a place most people overlook: their feet.
When her house caught fire, leadership coach Tara Dimick found the perfect metaphor for how leaders burn out.
The company started as a residential window and shower door business and now fabricates and installs glass storefronts and curtain walls.
Hannah Kagay spent years as a hairstylist listening to clients talk about chronic stress, scalp issues, hair loss, anxiety and burnout.
Each year, the Greater Topeka Partnership identifies a new cohort of local leaders through Leadership Greater Topeka (LGT), a civic program that helps participants better understand their community while developing adaptive leadership skills.
Most little boys are fascinated by big trucks, but few pursue a career path that lets them play with trucks their entire lives.
Growing up on a farm in the West Texas panhandle during the Great Depression, Dr. Bette Morris learned that every person’s contribution was essential to the success of the family business.
When you grow up with 10 brothers and sisters, you learn a lot of interesting life lessons. You learn that family always comes first.
Only 4% of Boy Scouts ultimately achieve the rank of Eagle Scout, the highest honor in the organization
Crossing Over Consulting Services | Co-developer and Education Consultant
The honor, part of SQM’s annual Call Center Customer Service Industry Awards, recognizes excellence in delivering world-class customer experiences.
To be selected as a Top 500 Design Firm, ENR annually ranks U.S. engineering, architecture and contracting firms based on the previous year’s revenue dollar volume. Bartlett & West lands at 237 in the ranking.
In this role, Patrick leads our investor engagement and retention efforts, focusing on building strong relationships with Chamber investors and supporting long-term revenue growth.
Five unveiling events to kick off citywide exhibit featuring giant marine sculptures made from ocean debris
“Earning an ‘A’ grade is a meaningful affirmation of our promise to put patient safety at the center of everything we do,” said Scott Campbell, chief executive officer of St. Francis Campus.
The Entrepreneur Of The Year program recognizes ambitious business leaders who are changing the game, disrupting industries, and raising up their communities.
INTRUST Bank has begun construction on a full rebuild of its Topeka banking center at 1035 SW Topeka Blvd., reinforcing the bank’s long-term commitment to the community.
The event will take place from 6:30 PM to 8:30 PM at Fellowship Bible Church, located at 6800 SW 10th Ave (Entrance F). It is designed for parents, grandparents, educators, church and ministry leaders, and any community member who wants to better understand and help prevent human trafficking.
Lexington Park Independent Living is excited to invite members of the public to attend an interactive live presentation from the Topeka Zoo. On May 4th at 10:00 AM, attendees can get up close and personal with zoo residents as part of their “Bring the Zoo to You” program.
Visit Topeka is proud to support Fiesta Topeka as it marks its 93rd year. The milestone reflects the continued growth of one of the nation’s longest-running celebrations of Mexican culture and one of the largest of its kind in Kansas.
A seasoned leader in event and venue operations with more than a decade of experience, Hanney steps into the role following a successful tenure overseeing large-scale sports, entertainment, and hospitality operations across Kansas.
“By donating newer vehicles, our students gain valuable hands-on experience with current automotive technology, an opportunity that sets this program apart,” said Mike Clouser, instructor, Washburn Tech automotive service program.