Grant Stories & News

Incentives to build new housing – both single-family homes and apartments – are proving successful in increasing

Kansas Community Empowerment (formerly Kansas PRIDE) offers communities support they need to achieve a variety of goals.

SALINA – The Salina Community Theatre will be saving on energy costs and providing a better experience

ELLSWORTH – When shopping at a book fair, a mother picked up a book and asked her

KIRWIN – Then annual Old Settler’s Day drew in hundreds of people to enjoy a variety of

SHARON SPRINGS – Agape Youth Center was formed after several people saw the need for a safe

SMITH CENTER – Three touring Christian artists took the stage during the 4th annual Walk His Way

LAKE WILSON – About 1,500 people attended the 7th annual Lovegrass Music Festival at Lake Wilson State

BELOIT – New robots and 3D printers have enhanced the experience for robotics and technology students at

COLBY – New artwork and furniture were the heart of an upgrade at Prairie Senior Living Center.

BELOIT – A three year old held a book up just like her teacher, pointed at the

CONCORDIA – An unused cottage on the grounds of Sunset Home, an assisted living facility, is being

PLAINVILLE – The Nest Campus project completed by the Plainville school district provides a model for school

HAYS – Children at the Hays Area Children’s Center have long helped tend a garden that provides

BREWSTER – When a community walking trail was constructed, Brewster used an idea from Bird City and

PHILLIPSBURG – More than 180 people participated in meetings or training sessions at the E-Center in Phillipsburg

BELOIT – A structure engine purchased in August is providing improved firefighting capabilities, faster response times, enhanced

DOWNS – The city pool, which has served Downs since 1972, was resurfaced before this year’s swimming