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Eldridges look to build family-focused entertainment destination (opens the original)
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Editor’s Note: Great Bend Economic Development plans to announce its 2026 IGNITE winner Oct. 8 at the historic Crest Theater. Five finalists were recently named and include Great Bend Play Place; Little Window Restaurant Group; Sugar Co.; The Book Cellar; and The Zarah Coffee Shop. This is part three in a series showcasing the finalists. Since the first publication, Little Window Restaurant Group has withdrawn from competition. Billy and Kassandra Eldridge noticed a missing piece of the communit
Becker strives to create both coffee and connections with coffee shop (opens the original)
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GREAT BEND - Great Bend Economic Development plans to announce its 2026 IGNITE winner Oct. 8 at the historic Crest Theater. Five finalists were recently named and include Great Bend Play Place; Little Window Restaurant Group; Sugar Co.; The Book Cellar; and The Zarah Coffee Shop. The Zarah Coffee Shop is owned by Kimberly Becker and was formerly Perks. “For the last couple of years, every time I walked into Perks for a cup of coffee or to meet with a client, I found myself imagining what it coul
The Book Cellar aims to create curated and personalized experience for customers (opens the original)
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Editor’s note: This is one in a series of stories about the five 2026 IGNITE finalists. Great Bend Economic Development plans to announce its 2026 IGNITE winner Oct. 8 at the historic Crest Theater. Five finalists were recently named and include: Great Bend Play Place; Little Window Restaurant Group; Sugar Co.; The Book Cellar; and The Zarah Coffee Shop. “These entrepreneurs have demonstrated vision, passion, and the drive to make an impact in Barton County,” Jason Kuilan, Executive Director for
Journey of recovery leads to 2026 Goal Award (opens the original)
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Great Bend - Jenna Daily’s road to recovery can be measured in words spoken, movements regained and obstacles overcome. But perhaps its greatest measure is perseverance – the kind that has carried her from a devastating aneurysm at 33 weeks pregnant to being named one of Madonna Rehabilitation Hospitals’ 2026 GOAL Award winners. “We didn’t know what to expect when we went to Madonna; we just knew it was a great place and she had a long way to go,” her husband, Cayden, said. We never in a million
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