In today’s world things move at a fast pace. So we continue to see outstanding presenters added to the Regional Leader’s Retreat set for Thursday and Friday including Kansas Lt. Gov. David Toland and Kansas Tourism Director Bridgette Jobe. Read on...
MANHATTAN, KS (September 21, 2022) The Junction City, Manhattan and Wamego Chambers of Commerce have released the inaugural 15 under 40 class of young professionals making a difference in their communities. Read on...
Assisting startup businesses and supporting entrepreneurs is one of, if the not the most, important thing a community can do for it's own long-term economic vitality. Read on...
TOPEKA, KS – The Travel Association of Kansas (TIAK) announced last week the winners of this year’s Marketing Awards during the 2022 Kansas Tourism Conference in Wichita. Read on...
Marcia Rozell, sports and leisure tourism manager at the Manhattan Convention & Visitors Bureau, was recognized as a Sports Tourism Strategist graduate by Sports ETA. Read on...
HydroGraph Clean Power Inc. has announced it will open a new commercial scale manufacturing plant in Manhattan, Kansas. The facility will produce graphene — nanomaterial used by a wide range of industries — and hydrogen for alternative-energy fuels. Read on...
Hopefully everyone had the opportunity to hear about Scorpion Biologic's announcement to construct a new 500,000 square foot manufacturing facility that could ultimately employ up to 500 people making $75,000 average salary. Read on...
Linda Cook has been named as the recipient of the 2022 Lyle Butler Distinguished Leadership Award at the organization’s 2022 graduation ceremonies April 19. Read on...
On September 22, 2021, the Department of Defense announced the award of 13 grants totaling approximately $60 million under the Defense Community Infrastructure Pilot Program by the Office of Local Defense Community Cooperation. Read On
The Manhattan Area Chamber of Commerce recognized seven regional businesses at its annual business awards today at the Manhattan Conference Center. Read On