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CAPS of Salina looking for new Exec Director
SALINA, KAN. - The Board of Directors for Child Advocacy and Parenting Services are seeking applicants for the Executive Director position. Paul Forrester has been leading the organization. Applications will be accepted for the new position through December 4th. The required experience and education qualifications include:. · Bachelor’s degree required,...
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UKHS St. Francis Campus announces new CEO
TOPEKA, Kan. (WIBW) - The University of Kansas Health System St. Francis Campus has named its new CEO. Effective Jan. 1, 2027, John Worden, the hospital’s current chief executive officer, will become CEO of St. Francis Campus in Topeka. “I’m excited for this opportunity and look forward to serving...
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It's Your Business has Goodell, Stratton, Edmonds & Palmer
Honors Goodell, Stratton, Edmonds & Palmer LLP received the following rankings in the 2027 edition of Best Law Firms: Regional Tier 1 (Topeka) Employment Law – Individuals; Employment Law – Management; Health Care Law; Litigation – Labor & Employment, Medical Malpractice Law – Defendants; Personal Injury Litigation – Defendants; Regional Tier 2 (Topeka) Business Organizations (including LLCs and Partnerships); Litigation – Insurance; Product Liability Litigation – Defendants; Regional Tier 3 (Topeka) Litigation – Trusts & Estates; Tax Law; Trusts and Estates. Topeka-area hirings, promotions, retirements and other announcements can be emailed to iyb@cjonline.com . This article originally appeared on Topeka Capital-Journal: It's Your Business has Goodell, Stratton, Edmonds & Palmer
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The Enchanted Willow set to close after 32 years in Topeka
TOPEKA (KSNT) – A local store in southwest Topeka featuring natural healing supplies and essential oils will be closing its doors later this month. Staff with the Enchanted Willow announced on social media on Nov. 6 that the store will be shutting down later this month. The store has been open for over 32 years. […]
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Topeka author helps people be more in tune with their retirement plans
TOPEKA (KSNT) – A local financial advisor debuted her financial help book, “The Trust Process”, on Friday which delves into the importance of knowing your retirement plans. Megan Jones and her husband Chris Jones are both financial advisors in Topeka. Together they founded Jones Advisory Group in 2008. Their goal is to educate people on their […]
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'Chef's Kiss' reopens as a new Topeka catering business
A recently closed Topeka restaurant is rebranding and opening as a catering and events business. Chef’s Kiss Ristorante closed Aug. 30 after only a year in business. The restaurant opened August 2025, serving Italian cuisine, wine and cocktails. The building at 1618 SW Washburn Ave. is now for lease. Head chef Kelli Page said personal health issues prompted her to step away from running a full-time restaurant. Page will reopen next month as a catering and events business operating out of The Woodshed Event Center at 1901 N. Kansas Ave. “Chef’s Kiss (Ristorante) was very demanding of my time,” said Page. “There were times I couldn’t be on my feet, and the restaurant really struggled.” She said running a restaurant required her to work six days a week, which impacted her health. “I had to be there," Page said, "and I neglected my health to the point that I was admitted to the hospital.” Page was searching for a commercial kitchen to fulfill catering orders placed before the restaurant closed when another opportunity presented itself. “It started out as me looking for a ghost kitchen I could do some catering out of," she said. "The Woodshed said that with all
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Kansas Harley-Davidson store ends operations after 77 years in business
Steve Towers, CEO of a network of Harley-Davidson dealerships across the Midwest and Southeast U.S., has permanently closed Historic Harley-Davidson in Topeka, Kansas, according to reports by local NBC News affiliate KSNT. Towers purchased Historic Harley-Davidson in February 2025 from former owner Mike Patterson. The dealership was established in 1949...
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Uptown Treasures takes chance with move to Topeka, impeded by roadwork
Abra Wheeler, owner of Uptown Treasures in Gage Village, moved her home decor and furniture business to Topeka in April 2026 from its previous location in Holton. “I was in Holton for 15 years as Holton Home Decor. I moved to Topeka last September and was driving back and forth. I decided to take the chance,” said Wheeler. Uptown Treasures carries home decor, gifts, antique furniture and clocks, luxury snacks, textiles, kitchenware, candles and wax melts. “Everybody that has come in has been very excited about it,” said Wheeler. “They like having gifting options for birthdays, weddings, and all the things.” She also offers design and decorating services to Uptown Treasures customers. "I do a lot of florals. I get quality florals, and people will bring in a vase or a tray and ask for help filling it with fall or Christmas decor," Wheeler said. "Or they’ll bring in a picture of a wall and say, ‘I want this done.’" Road construction has presented challenge for small businesses While the public response to Uptown Treasures has been overwhelmingly positive, Wheeler said the construction on SW Huntoon Street in Topeka has made it difficult to operate her small business in recent
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Don Landoll: Farm Equipment Industry Loses a True Industry Great
Don Landoll, ag equipment pioneer and founder of Kansas-based Landoll Corp., passed away October 31, 2026 at 83. His story starts with a small 3-person blacksmith shop that would transform itself and a small Kansas town into a world-class manufacturing center through deep vertical integration and self-built robotic technology. There...