Rackets Tap House: Community-driven brewery revived a condemned building, preventing collapse and preserving history.

Fundación Butler Community College: The Redler Institute of Culinary Arts.

513 Commercial St: Upper-floor apartment renovations, preserving historic character while improving energy efficiency and reducing operating costs.

526 Commercial St: Building restored with roof, windows, masonry, and foundation repairs, adding upstairs offices and attracting first-floor business and retail tenants.

Free State Apartments: Three apartments above a bicycle retail and repair shop.

Labette County YJT House: A new internship program enabling high schoolers to build homes.

Cawker City Water Tower: Painted to look like the infamous ball of twine, this water tower is also worth seeing.

Nido: The historic Lowis building is now a budding baby boutique!

Fire Truck: New ladder truck enhances firefighter safety, enabling access to higher floors and protecting residents and essential community structures in emergencies.

Comunicaciones Cunningham: Faster, more reliable internet connections are bridging the digital divide.

Consejo de las Artes de Emporia: New innovation classroom and expansion of a clay studio.

Ellis Lakeside Campground: Restroom and bathhouse facility and an ADA-accessible playground.

Kitchen Collaborative: A modern, shared commercial kitchen, retail and event space.

Friends of JCDS: Two completed three-bedroom homes provide accessible, long-term affordable housing for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities.

Glasco Sewer Pipe: Improvements to the lift station and sanitary sewer system.

Daphne Mae Cafe: Indoor and outdoor dining options can be enjoyed at this rehabbed coffee shop.

Catholic Charities of Northern Kansas: New office space and thrift store to serve the region.

Condado de Jackson: Faster, more reliable internet connections are bridging the digital divide.

Ballpark Project: Horton couldn’t play baseball or softball for five years, but that’s all changed now.

Brio Med Spa & Wellness: This wellness center renovated a 100+ year old building.

Farmhouse Fresh: A coffee shop with food and gifts located in a historic 1884 main street building.

Highwind Brewing Company: Shared community space with brewery, restaurants, and entertainment.

Planes on the Plains: One of three art installations designed to celebrate Clyde Cessna and the region.

Main Street Mercantile & Grocery Co.: The community’s only grocery store and a hub for local food producers.

No Stone Unturned: “No Need Unmet” campaign funds construction of a 20,000 sq ft state-of-the-art pediatric therapy center.

Flint Hills Discovery Center: This heritage and science center immerses visitors in the wonder and beauty of the Flint Hills.

Marshall County Health Department: A new building that fits right in thanks to Main Street Design Services.

Childcare Center: Five new childcare facilites, each one unique.

Newton Library: New $10M, 30,000-square-foot facility to serve the community.

Sunflower Bakery: A bakery that will also help educate the community on healthy cooking and life skills.

Letha's: An intimate event venue for approx. 50 seated guests.

The Garage: This museum educates with interactive exhibits and promotes restoration and preservation of automotives.

202 on Washington: A beautiful and versatile event space with big future plans.

Shay Building: Five one-bedroom apartments and one two-bedroom apartment.

Sylvan Senior Center: Dedicated space for seniors to gather and connect, also providing event capacity for the wider community.

Topeka Zoo: Learned about the Giraffe and Friends exhibit and upcoming My World projects.

Stormont Vail: Expansion and renovation of the Cardiovascular Procedure Center.

MT Networks, Coffey County: Expanded broadband infrastructure to a previously unserved area.