
K-State students designed a prototype of solar homes that cost about $100,000
HousingAn article by Sarah Spicer for The Wichita Eagle published March 7, 2021.

The Spirit of Kansan: Can’t Never Could Do Anything
UncategorizedOn Kansas' 160th anniversary of statehood, we wanted to share a Kansas Day essay written by Executive Director Carolyn Dunn for the 150th anniversary.

Remote RN to BSN Program Available in St. John
ProgramRN to BSN Program available at Workspace 311 through Fort Hays State University.

There are solutions to the rural Kanas housing crisis
HousingWith all its intricacies and individualism, St. John, Kansas offers residents a unique way of life in south-central Kansas. Yet, St. John is similar to most towns across America in one core way: its struggle for adequate affordable housing.

Interns bring collaboration efforts to St. John
HousingTwo cyclists-turned-interns, Elizabeth “Lizzy” Baker and Eliza Lawrence, arrived in St. John in late June and began work with Eco Devo.

Downtown Mural Project in St. John
NewsA new mural will be painted on the south facing wall on the northwest corner of 2nd and Main in St. John. The project is sponsored by the Kansas Creative Arts Industry Commission and The Church of Jesus Christ in St. John.

New AmeriCorps VISTA Alert!
NewsStafford County Economic Development would like your help in welcome two new AmeriCorps VISTAs to Stafford County! Meet these young individuals below:

Workspace 311 helps tackle COVID-19
NewsStafford County Economic Development, much like the rest of the country, has been figuring out creative ways to be useful in this new and uncertain time.

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NewsStafford County Economic Development Director Carolyn Dunn was presented with a We Kan! award
City of St. John to Contribute $65,000 to the Stafford County Child Care Committee
NewsThe City of St, John has agreed to contribute $65,000 to the Child Care Committee to bring in a modular classroom building that would allow for two daycares to operate out of it. This is enough to secure the building, but more is needed to carry out the project.