This post was originally published on Grow Atchison The City of Atchison’s E-Community Program is pleased to announce a new loan to Wolfe Screen Prints LLC. Wolfe Screen Prints is using the E-Community Loan proceeds to (a) acquire the real estate located at 117 S. 8th Street in downtown Atchison and (b)
The Mound Street Stormwater Project, which will address longstanding drainage issues in the 600 and 700 blocks of Mound Street, will proceed with construction as soon as next week (12/9/19 – 12/13/19). Pedestrians and motorists will likely notice temporary street closures and detours ranging from 7th Street and 8th Street
The City of Atchison is accepting bids through the end of year for the property at 1412 Kansas Ave. The property was a foreclosure that was bank owned and then donated to the city. Now in the City of Atchison Land Bank, the property is eligible for the city’s new
Three new city commissioners were sworn in to begin Monday’s regular meeting, with the mayor and vice mayor also selected for the coming year. The new mayor and vice mayor will look very similar to the 2019 mayor and vice mayor, as the only two returning city commissioners, Shawn Rizza
The City’s REDO Atchison initiative (Rehabilitation, Enforcement, Demolition, Occupancy) has it’s first “Rehabilitation” success story. The Rehabilitation portion of the REDO program is aimed at turning run-down and vacant houses into quality, livable homes. The initiative is a response to two issues facing the community – lack of quality housing
Nearly a decade ago, the State of Kansas elected to consolidate a series of their Workforce Centers across the state. Atchison’s Workforce Center was part of that consolidation with those services having been offered by the Lawrence Workforce Center in the time since the consolidation. KANSASWORKS is the brand and