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Russell County, Kansas enriched with art, history, culture, and scenic views is home to 8 unincorporated communities. Each of our communities possess their own unique charm, qualities, and welcoming natures giving newcomers a great variety to choose from when looking for a new place to call home. 

Centrally located with access to everywhere, Russell County sits at the crossroads of interstate 70 and U.S. Highway 281 and offers a variety of business benefits such as rail service and municipal airports. City owned utilities, public transportation, and technology resources (high speed fiber) are also available in areas of Russell County. 

Experience the unique lifestyles of Russell County, the charming small-town feel with the advantages of high-quality education, healthcare options and some of the best outdoor recreation opportunities in Kansas!

Find your outdoor adventure at Wilson Lake, known as one of the clearest lakes in Kansas, with 9,000 acres of water surface and over 100 miles of stunning shoreline. Wilson Lake is the leading recreational resource for many surrounding communities, known for its boating, camping, fishing, hunting, hiking and bike trails. 

Switchgrass Mountain Bike Trail was awarded an “Epic Award” from the International Mountain Bicycling Association. Explore the beauty of Post Rock County by journeying over the Smoky Hills on the Post Rock Scenic Byway as it winds through valleys filled with wildlife, wildflowers, and showcases the history and creativity of early pioneers with their works of limestone. 

Attractions such as art, museums, historical sites and more can be found in our communities along with annual events, community gatherings, and more! Russell County is also home to multiple community lead organizations and groups looking to help and improve their communities.

Welcome to Russell County, Kansas, your new place to call home.

Russell County, Kansas is perfect for outdoor enthusiasts and those seeking a peaceful, slower-paced life with a rich historical backdrop. A hidden gem in the heartland!

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Welcome to Mitchell County, where communities are brimming with opportunity while providing all the advantages of a rural lifestyle. We invite you to spread your wings and embrace the opportunity to truly belong in a community. 

Mitchell County takes great pride in our education system which works together to create one interconnected network of opportunities. From infants to higher education, Mitchell County strives to create a diverse, well-established, and nationally renowned education system. 

Mitchell County has a rich history of celebrating both the arts and our culture. Our culture embraces agriculture, our rich indigenous history, and the arts throughout our community events, like festivals and parades, youth programs, and local organizations, like our Leadership Mitchell County program with over 300 graduates. We know to fully embrace arts and culture, we must recognize and respect the past, present and future of Mitchell County! 

Mitchell County is a mecca for recreational opportunities, known for fantastic hunting and fishing. Glen Elder State Park and Waconda Lake attract thousands of visitors each year for camping, boating, and fishing. From golfing at Beloit Country Club, Tipton’s sand greens, Cawker City’s synthetic turf greens and Chautauqua Disc Golf to establishing mountain biking and hiking trails, we continue to build a network of recreational options, all while maintaining beautiful city parks and breathtaking landscapes, sunrises, and sunsets. 

Mitchell County has worked diligently and collaboratively to create a comprehensive medical network in our communities. We know healthcare spans far beyond hospitals and doctors, which is why we provide many different services that ensure our residents are receiving the nutrition, transportation, wellness services and support necessary for everyday health. 

Here, amidst our blue hills and blue waters, discover collaborative, forward-thinking communities beaming with pride. Experience a lifestyle where neighbors become family, coworkers become friends, and the possibilities are endless.

In Mitchell County, Kansas, you'll find a genuine slice of Americana where agriculture roots run deep and innovation thrives. The local spirit is defined by resilience and close-knit connections, offering a unique blend of tradition and forward-thinking. It's not just a place; it's a community eager to welcome you.







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100% Kansas state income tax waiver through the 2026 tax year (if eligible)

Up to $1,500 a year for five years to help pay off student loan debt (if eligible)

Property Tax Rebate for new construction and rehab projects (if eligible)

Three Months of Free of Fiber Optic 1Gbps Internet with managed WiFi from Cunningham Fiber (available in Beloit, Glen Elder, Cawker City, Simpson)

Two Day Passes to Rent an Office at Solomon Valley Office Suites

Four Solomon Valley Cinema Movie Tickets w/ Large Popcorn

Welcome Lunch with Beloit Area Chamber of Commerce Director and Solomon Valley Economic Development Director 

Gift Card to a Local Restaurant in the County

One Month Pass to the NCK Wellness Center

One Year Individual or Family Beloit Community Concert Membership

Clinton County, Indiana, is an appealing destination for remote workers, offering an affordable cost of living, a peaceful rural environment, and a strong community spirit. With easy access to larger cities like Indianapolis and Lafayette, residents enjoy the best of both worlds. The county boasts reliable internet, numerous parks, and recreational opportunities, ensuring a healthy work-life balance. Rich in history and local charm, Clinton County also features diverse dining options, quality educational resources, and a safe environment, making it an ideal place for remote work and family life.

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Clinton County offers a blend of small-town charm and a strong sense of community, with several historical landmarks, parks, and annual events that reflect its rich heritage and cultural spirit. The community is welcoming and diverse, embracing people from various backgrounds and fostering a sense of inclusion and unity.

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One Year Membership to the Ironblock Coworking Space  

One Gallon of Glover's Flavor of the Month Ice Cream Every Month for One Year

Free 3 month household pass to CORE Community Center

Curtis

Curtis, Nebraska residents love small town living and encourage new movers to connect with the community they’re proud to call home. Choose Curtis, Nebraska and receive a free lot for your single-family new construction. Families with children attending Medicine Valley Public Schools are eligible for an additional $1,000 cash incentive. Free lots are also available for those building industrial or commercial buildings.

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Osceola

The city of Osceola, Iowa is offering a free lot for your new home construction. Highlights to small town living in Osceola include low cost of living, a slower-paced lifestyle, recent investments in the local aquatic center, ample opportunities for outdoor recreation and an excellent school system. Residents welcome tourists from Des Moines and beyond at the Lakeside Casino Resort. But maybe our favorite detail is this: in February 2021, the top headline in the Osceola Sentinel-Tribune announces the advent of Girl Scout Cookie season, a refreshing change from the headlines that have undoubtedly dominated your newsfeed in the last year.

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We're excited to announce a new relocation incentive specifically for experienced CDL drivers. RADIUS in Southern Indiana will pay you $5,000 plus additional incentives when you accept a position and relocate to Southern Indiana.


Menke Trucking, Boyd Grain, Jones & Sons, Ackerman Oil, Best Home Furniture, Cave Quarries, Dubois County, Block & Brick, Farbest/*JFS Mill, Hedinger Beverage, Indiana Furniture, International Paper, Jasper Engines & Transmissions, MasterBrand, Meyer Logistics, OFS/Styline, Prairie Farms, Southern Indiana Hardwoods, Superior Ag Resources, The Servants, UB Klem, Wabash Valley Produce, Spreen and Sons Trucking, Polycor, LNL Trucking, Flynn and Sons, Fibertech, Jason Jones Trucking, Gypsum Express, Reynolds Construction, Cave Quarries, and Pluto

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Southern Indiana CDL Recruitment

1 annual pass to Indiana Department of Natural Resources state parks

A free Springs Valley Bank & Trust checking account with a $250 bonus

Quarterly Mover Events - hikes, beach days, winery tours, and more!

Free guided tour behind the scenes at the Pakota Lake Winery

A free visit to the Wilstem Ranch Drive-Through Safari

Claremont

The small 660-person community of Claremont is hoping to welcome more residents to their community. To warm the welcome, they're throwing in a free lot for single-family home development. Claremont's premiere community event, Hogfest, features street dances, sports tournaments, water wars, a pancake breakfast, a tractor pull, and of course, a hog roast. Join in the fun, and find your neighbors in Claremont. 

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Nestled in the heart of the United States, the Northwest Kansas region is a captivating blend of expansive prairies, rolling hills, and a rich agricultural heritage. This vast and often underrated region encompasses a variation of landscapes, offering a unique charm and a deep connection to the history of the American Midwest.

Stretching across counties like Sherman, Thomas, and Rawlins, the region is characterized by its vast wheat fields that sway gracefully with the rhythm of the wind. The horizon seems endless, providing a sense of openness that allows visitors to immerse themselves in the beauty of the natural surroundings. As the sun sets, the sky transforms into a canvas of warm hues, casting a golden glow over the land.

The small towns that dot the landscape exude a genuine warmth and hospitality that is characteristic of Midwestern communities. Quaint main streets showcase historic architecture, charming boutiques, and local eateries serving up hearty comfort food. Residents take pride in preserving their traditions, and the sense of community is palpable at events like county fairs and local festivals.

The agricultural heartbeat of Northwest Kansas is unmistakable, with ranches and farms contributing to the region's economic vitality. Cattle graze in expansive pastures, and the rhythm of rural life unfolds against a backdrop of amber fields and blue skies. The connection to the land is evident in the hardworking spirit of the people, who celebrate the changing seasons and the bounties they bring.

Outdoor enthusiasts will find ample opportunities for exploration, from hiking and bird-watching in state parks to fishing in serene lakes. The region's natural beauty invites contemplation and a deep appreciation for the simplicity of life in the heartland.

In summary, the Northwest Kansas region beckons with its vast landscapes, rich agricultural heritage, and welcoming communities. Whether you seek the tranquility of rural life or the charm of small-town hospitality, this region offers a genuine and unspoiled experience at the crossroads of America.

This regional program includes Cheyenne County, Cloud County, Decatur County, Ellis County*, Ellsworth County, Gove County, Graham County, Jewell County, Lincoln County, Logan County, Mitchell County, Norton County, Osborne County, Ottawa County, Phillips County, Rawlins County, Republic County, Rooks County, Russell County, Sheridan County, Sherman County, Smith County, Saline County*, Thomas County, Trego County, and Wallace County.

*Please note: Moves to Salina or Hays, KS are not eligible. Anywhere else in Saline or Ellis County is allowed.

The Northwest Kansas region beckons with its vast landscapes, rich agricultural heritage, and welcoming communities. Whether you seek the tranquility of rural life or the charm of small-town hospitality, this region offers a genuine and unspoiled experience at the crossroads of America.

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PLUS local perks assembled by the participating counties!

Counties eligible for relocation include Cheyenne County, Cloud County, Decatur County, Ellis County*, Ellsworth County, Gove County, Graham County, Jewell County, Lincoln County, Logan County, Mitchell County, Norton County, Osborne County, Ottawa County, Phillips County, Rawlins County, Republic County, Rooks County, Russell County, Saline County*, Sheridan County, Sherman County, Smith County, Thomas County, Trego County, and Wallace County.

Open positions include Registered Nurses, LPN's, Nurse Practitioners, and more! 

Benefits of joining the Nursing Team at Daviess Community Hospital:

 Applicant will be eligible after they have completed 1st semester of nursing school. Once the Student Nurse Intern has entered their last year/senior year of nursing school, they will receive a pay increase. The Student Nurse Intern will be offered 1:1 precepted hours for 1 shift every month (dependent on staffing) and periodic educational opportunities will be offered.

 Extern must have graduated from an accredited school of nursing. Extern will receive a 

$5000 sign on bonus (paid in installments) with a 2 year commitment. 

NCLEX reimbursement is available. Extern will have the opportunity to float to other areas/departments of the hospital for experience. Once the extern passes their RN boards, they will transition to a registered nurse position and continue their orientation.


All full time employees who have been employed at DCH for at least 6 months are eligible. Tuition and book payments will be reimbursed at 80%.

 The maximum paid out in one year is $3000.

 A grade of “C” or better is required for reimbursement.


The DCH Foundation provides scholarships annually to students who are pursing a degree in the field of medicine. T

he Health Careers Scholarship is up to $1,500 and The Helen Arthur Memorial Scholarship Award is a $750 scholarship awarded to a student pursing a nursing degree

. (deadline is March 4, 2024, applications are now available, click 


BSNs are recognized through additional monetary compensation.


The DCH Education department offers a wide range of courses throughout the year. In addition, our partnership with Ascension St. Vincent allows for additional educational opportunities.

Daviess Community Hospital is a not-for-profit and county-owned 74-bed hospital in Washington, Indiana that includes acute care, OB, intensive care, inpatient rehabilitation facility and behavioral health. The facility also owns and operates medical clinics in Loogootee, Odon, and Washington, including a walk-in Quick Care Clinic.

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Daviess Community Hospital seeks to recruit and retain a workforce as inclusive and comprehensive as the populations we serve. We build and sustain an environment that supports education, communication, understanding and mutual respect within our entire healthcare community—from our own workforce and leadership to the suppliers we do business with and the community members we serve.

Located in Daviess County, we serve patients from Martin, Daviess, Knox, Pike and surrounding communities. We want to provide the best in comprehensive, compassionate care to our communities through our advanced medical providers, highly trained staff and state-of-the art medical services.

Daviess Community Hospital is Recruiting Nurses

Quarterly Mover Events - hikes, beach days, winery tours, and more! 

Free guided tour behind the scenes at the Patoka Lake Winery 

A free visit to the Wilstem Ranch Drive-Through Safari 

Delphi, Indiana is a great place for remote workers. The city has a low cost of living, a strong economy, and a welcoming community.

One of the biggest advantages of living in Delphi is the low cost of living. With affordable housing, the cost of groceries, transportation, and utilities are all below the national average. This means that remote workers can save a lot of money by living in Delphi.

Delphi has a strong economy, with a low unemployment rate and a growing number of job opportunities. The city is home to a number of manufacturing companies, as well as a number of healthcare, education, and technology businesses. This means that remote workers can find a job that fits their skills and interests in Delphi.

Delphi has a supportive community with a lot to offer remote workers. The city has a number of parks, libraries, and museums, as well as a number of restaurants, bars, and shops. There are also a number of community events and activities throughout the year. This means that remote workers can find a way to connect with their community in Delphi.

Here are some additional reasons why remote workers should consider moving to Delphi:

The city is located in the heart of the Midwest, making it easy to travel to other major cities in the region.

Delphi has a number of excellent schools, making it a great place to raise a family.

The city is home to a number of parks and recreation facilities, making it easy to stay active.

Delphi has a number of cultural attractions, such as the Delphi Opera House and the Canal Park.

The Delphi Opera House is a historic 19th century theater located in the heart of downtown Delphi. The theater has been restored and renovated, and it now hosts a variety of events, including concerts, plays, and musicals. 

The Canal Park is a waterfront park with visitor center that was opened in 2003. The park has a number of amenities, including a playground, a walking trail, and a boathouse. The Canal Park is a great place for folks to relax and enjoy the outdoors.

If you're looking for a great place to live and work, Delphi, Indiana is a great option. The city has a low cost of living, a strong economy, a welcoming community, and a number of cultural attractions.

Home to the Delphi Opera House and Canal Park, this supportive community is great for remote workers.

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2 tickets to a show at the Delphi Opera House

Wabash and Erie Canal Experience - includes a boat ride, museum entry, and more!

50% off a family photo session with Creative Photography by Jodi

4 wristbands to the Annual Indiana Bacon Festival

Attend a Rotary Program as the special guest of the Delphi Rotary President

Logansport, Indiana is a small city located in the northern part of the state. It has a population of around 18,000 residents and a strong sense of community. The city is home to several local businesses, including restaurants, shops, and cafes, and has a historic downtown area with beautiful architecture.


One of the unique aspects of Logansport is its location on the banks of the Wabash River. This location provides residents with easy access to outdoor recreational activities such as fishing, boating, and hiking. The city also has several parks, including Spencer Park, which features a walking trail, playgrounds, and picnic areas.


The community in Logansport is friendly and welcoming, with a strong sense of pride in its small-town charm. The city has a diverse population and is known for its festivals and events, including Squeal on the Eel (BBQ and music festival) and the annual Christmas Festival. The city also has a low cost of living compared to other areas in the state, making it an attractive option for remote workers looking to move to a smaller community.


Logansport is a small city with a strong sense of community, rich history, and access to outdoor recreational activities. The city's low cost of living, diverse population, and welcoming atmosphere make it an attractive option for remote workers looking to move to a smaller community with a strong sense of small-town charm. Come join us!


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The community in Logansport is friendly and welcoming, with a strong sense of pride in its small-town charm. The city has a diverse population and is known for its festivals and events, including Squeal on the Eel (BBQ and music festival) and the annual Christmas Festival. The city also has a low cost of living compared to other areas in the state, making it an attractive option for remote workers looking to move to a smaller community.

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Your Pick of a Lesson in various art forms such as painting, pottery, woodworking, leather-making, macrame, and more

“Beer School” at Science Project Brewing Company

Free Entry into the Leadership Academy of Cass County. Read more about this year's class here!

Free Entry and Meal Tickets for the Taste of Cass County 

Free Entry and BBQ Competition Tasting Tickets to the Squeal on the Eel Festival 

Season Golf Pass to Dykeman Park Golf Course

Welcome to Graham County, Kansas. Big or Small, We’ve got it all…. 

The Communities of Hill City, Bogue, Morland, Nicodemus, St. Peter and Penokee welcome all newcomers to the community we call home: Graham County, Kansas. 

In Graham County, you will find small town life at its best. Whether it is in the County Seat of Hill City or one of the other smaller cities in the county, such as Bogue, Morland or the unincorporated communities of Nicodemus, St. Peter or Penokee. Nicodemus is also a National Historic Site and each community offers its own unique history and culture. 

Located in the Center of Northwest Kansas, Graham County is in the middle of everywhere. Very affordable “High Speed” internet service is provided by NexTech, our regional service provider and unlike larger cities, the cost of living in Graham County is very affordable. 

Graham County USD #281 is a fully accredited school district and offers dual credit courses for their students with an agreement with Colby Community College. Graduates have 136 different scholarship opportunities and the availability for continuing education allows Graham County graduates to dream of a vast array of career pathways following a technical or post-secondary education. Post-secondary educational opportunities include Colby Community College, North Central Kansas Technical College and Fort Hays State University, each within an hour of Hill City. 

Local City Parks as well as Trexler Lake/Trail, and Antelope Lake, offer excellent outdoor recreational opportunities. If you are into hunting and fishing, Graham County is the “Ringneck” Pheasant Capital of the World and Graham Co. sells more fishing licenses per capita than any other County in Kansas. 

So, if you are looking to get out of the city and yearn for a slower paced lifestyle, Graham County is the place to be. We welcome you to become our neighbor, and become a part of the community we proudly call Graham County, Kansas.


Graham County, Kansas, beckons with wide-open spaces and a close-knit community vibe, offering an escape from the hustle. Affordable living, stunning natural beauty, and a slower pace of life promise a stress-free existence. Here, every sunset feels personal, and neighbors become family. Discover your haven in Graham County.

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Up to $10,000 of additional relocation funding if eligible

Discounted Lots to Build on in Hill City, KS

Three Months of Internet Service from NexTech

$100 per Student enrolled in USD #281 Schools

Paid Admittance to the Leadership Graham County Program

Paid Membership to Graham Co. Travel & Tourism 

One Year of Admission to the Graham Co. Auto & Art Museum 

One Year Membership to Prairie Trails Golf Course

Two Dozen Farm Fresh Eggs per Month for One Year

Personal Tour of Trexler Lake and Trexler Trail by owner, Kim Trexler

Jay County is surrounded by a beautiful countryside that expresses every season. Our communities are made up of life-long residents, young families attracted by its Midwestern charm, and folks who have chosen to spend their retirement years here. Jay County is an all-American community with a wholesome atmosphere, brimming with family values, and welcoming locals.

Jay County is surrounded by a beautiful countryside that expresses every season. The communities are made up of life-long residents, young families attracted by its Midwestern charm, and folks who have chosen to spend their retirement years here. Jay County is an all-American community with a wholesome atmosphere, brimming with family values, and welcoming locals.

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$575 MakeMyMove bucks redeemable at a variety of local businesses

All Access Jay School Corporation Sports Pass

One Year Membership to the Jay County Chamber of Commerce

One Month Membership to the Jay Community Center

Connections to Community Leadership Opportunities

We're inviting job-seekers to make their home in Northwest Kansas! 

This program exists to help you find local employment, offset some of your move costs with $5,000 cash, and provide support as you settle into the community. In addition to the region's centralized job board, participants will receive support from the program in their employment search. We can't wait to meet you!

Please note: Our local program owners are not recruiters. You do not need to send your resume directly to them. Rather, utilize the job board below and begin applying to positions that fit your skills. They can then help you get connected to the community further, potentially reach out to a local employer and let them know you applied, and pointing you toward any other local resources to support your job search.


Welcome home. Whether you’re new to the region, or a native starting a journey in familiar surroundings, Northwest Kansas is the perfect place to plant your roots. With cost of living nearly 13 percent lower than the national average, you not only have the ability to establish the home you’ve always wanted, but to create the life you’ve longed to live.


Wide open spaces means there’s plenty of room to spread your wings to fly. An expansive horizon beckons you to explore and enjoy outdoor ventures where the sun shines more than 250 days a year. Entertainment and cultural activities await at venues and communities throughout our 26-county region.


With a range of vibrant businesses, industries and agriculture to keep the economy humming, it’s no wonder working professionals find the perfect balance of career and convenience on the High Plains. Commutes are short, opportunities are long and the only thing that will limit you is your imagination. It’s time to realize your dreams in the place you love.

*Please note: You can work in Salina or Hays, KS, but you must live elsewhere in Saline or Ellis County. Please reach out if you have further questions.

Join a thriving region with many employers across a variety of industries offering competitive pay, bonuses, and career growth. Enjoy work-life balance, affordable living, beautiful parks, and a family-friendly atmosphere in the Northwest Kansas region, with ample opportunities for professional development and a rewarding lifestyle.

Build Your Career and Your Life in Northwest Kansas

Career support and connections: Northwest Kansas is a great place to grow your career. While we don’t place applicants in jobs, we can help you navigate the local landscape and connect with employers and resources.

Sheridan County is located in Northwest Kansas, two counties south of the Nebraska border (about 45 minutes) and three counties east of the Colorado border (about 1 hour 20 minutes). Sheridan County is named for Civil War General Phillip H. Sheridan. The Kansas Legislature created the county in 1873. While settlements began in the 1860s, it was not until they experienced an influx of settlers in the late 1870s that led to official organization on June 5, 1880. Kenneth was the county seat until 1886 when the railroad went through Hoxie instead of Kenneth. Kenneth was moved to Hoxie and the county seat became Hoxie. The Union Pacific Railroad’s arrival in the late 1880s caused major economic benefits to the area. 

Sheridan County is home to two primary cities: Hoxie and Selden. Additional townships within the county include Angelus, Seguin, and Studley. The county boast several scenic sites including the Sheridan State Fishing Lake and the historic Cottonwood Ranch in nearby Studley. History buffs will enjoy learning about local history at the Sheridan County Historical Society and Mickey's Museum in Hoxie. Recreational amenities include five parks in Hoxie and the City Park in Selden. The Hoxie Ball Diamonds are home to recreational activities for all ages such as baseball, softball, and even soccer. For a day on the links, hit up the beautifully manicured 9-Hole Hoxie Golf Course, or cool off at the Hoxie Swimming Pool during the long days of summer. 

One of the most popular events in Hoxie is the annual Sheridan County Fair and Carnival held each July. Thousands of people come from all over the area and beyond to enjoy the 

three-day, home-owned carnival which has been volunteer-run for more than 40 years!

 The Hoxie Rod Run is the third Saturday of every June and is a day dedicated to shiny cars, contests, and a show stopping drag race at the airport. Selden's annual 4th of July fireworks show rivals any in the area and is always a popular way to celebrate the nation's independence! Hoxie's Winterfest event helps ring in the holiday spirit with business open houses, yummy treats, carriage rides and prizes. Rec activities are scheduled year-round for youth and adults to enjoy, and the Main Street Arts Council's music and arts events round out a busy calendar of activities with their cultural offerings. 

A good restaurant isn't hard to find in Sheridan County with a number of options to fulfill a variety of tastes, and are all locally owned! Oscar's coffee shop offers drinks and breakfast treats for those needing a quick and tasty bite. You can enjoy casual, comfort food at JD's and The Hitchin' Post. The Elephant Bistro & Bar in Hoxie is one of the most well-known restaurants in the region, is unlike anything in northwest Kansas. Their menu features unique dishes from different cultures prepared with locally produced ingredients. Selden's Midway Cafe is known for its pizza and Aunt Shannon's offers delicious down-home cooking for residents and visitors alike.

Experience Sheridan County, Kansas: affordable living, stunning open landscapes, and a haven for outdoor activities. Dive into a community rich in history, where life is peaceful, and every sunset over the plains redefines beauty. Ideal for history buffs and nature lovers.


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Main Street Summer Theatre Festival (four free tickets to each show in the next available season)

One-Year Online Subscription to Northwestern Times Newspaper

Quincy

Central to the best of the midwest, Quincy is the other side of Illinois. Nestled on the state’s western edge along the Mississippi River, Quincy is a city investing in its future where you can feel connected to the community and a high-growth career. 

The city recently launched “Quincy’s Calling,” a multi-year resident and workforce recruitment campaign aimed at attracting talent to help fill the area’s available jobs and support the city’s long-term economic growth. The campaign launches as there is more than 700 available jobs across Quincy, which has about 39,751 residents, according to 2020 U.S. Census data. The city is headquarters to major American manufacturers such as Knapheide Manufacturing and Titan International, as well as regional healthcare systems like Blessing Health System.
 
Additionally, BestPlaces.net demonstrates that Quincy’s cost of living and housing are 24.5% and 52% lower than national averages, respectively. In the past five years, the local government has invested $196.3 million in public safety, infrastructure, downtown and the riverfront, including $89 million in new and enhanced schools.
 
In short, relocation to Quincy gives you an easier, more enjoyable, lower-cost lifestyle with no tradeoffs. Quincyans support each other and the common good. We take responsibility and ownership. We welcome you, support you and encourage you, Right on Q.

Thinking about your next big life move? Come on over – Quincy’s calling you.

Incentive Offer Details:

-The campaign offers new residents moving from outside of Adams County a property tax rebate of up to $5,000 following one year of residency and employment in Quincy. 
-Renters who take a job in Quincy also receive a rebate of up to $3,500 on rent or lease payments after six months of residency. 
-Remote workers who relocate within Quincy city limits are also eligible for the program’s incentives.
 
Incentive Dollar Value: 

-Property tax rebate of up to $5,000 for new residents after one year of residency and employment in Quincy.
-Rent or lease payment rebate of up to $3,500 after six months of residency and employment in Quincy.


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Plainville

Free land is just plain great for those adventurous movers that are looking to get away.  Located right between Kansas City and Denver, Plainville is offering a free lot to new residents that build a house in the region.  Camp and fish at Plainville Lake, or visit the shops and small businesses of Main Street.  

Smith County, Kansas, is in the geographic center of the contiguous United States. The communities of Smith Center, Kensington, Lebanon, Gaylord, and Athol offer rural, small town living with several churches and community activities. State-of-the-art fiber optics provide reliable and strong connectivity. The area is home to eight in-home daycares and the Bright Beginnings Child Development Center. The county seat, Smith Center, is home to the county’s critical access hospital, completed in 2018, which includes a physical therapy facility, 11 medical practitioners, and a rural health clinic. Three chiropractors and two fitness centers allow residents to keep fit and well. Smith County residents value educational excellence and two public school systems provide pre-Kindergarten to high school education. Nearby post-secondary educational opportunities include a community college, a vocational technical school, and Fort Hays State University.

Crop and livestock farms scattered throughout the countryside are the core of the county’s economy along with several growing manufacturing and processing facilities. The beautiful Solomon River runs through the southwest corner of the county and the rest of the county is crisscrossed with creeks running into rivers both to the north and to the south. Rolling hills and wooded bottoms provide for beautiful, walk-in hunting and fishing opportunities (as allowed by participating property owners). The landscape includes many majestic Cottonwood trees, which is the state tree of Kansas. Residents can also enjoy of the rich diversity of wildlife, birds, and plants, including deer, turkey and even the occasional elk. In the northwest part of the county, you can visit the cabin constructed in 1872 by Dr. Brewster Higley on the bank of the West Beaver Creek. There Dr. Higley wrote a poem titled “The Western Home,” which was set to music by Dan Kelley; the song “Home on the Range” is the state song of Kansas. 

If you're curious to learn more about life in Smith County, 

 There are a ton of great resources for those interested in calling Smith County home. 

Smith County, Kansas, located at the geographic center of the contiguous United States, offers small-town living with strong community ties, excellent educational opportunities, and modern amenities like state-of-the-art fiber optics. The county's economy is rooted in agriculture, with crop and livestock farms, alongside growing manufacturing facilities. The scenic landscape, featuring the Solomon River, rolling hills, and majestic Cottonwood trees, provides abundant outdoor activities, including hunting and fishing. Smith County is also home to historical sites, like the cabin where the Kansas State Song "Home on the Range" was written.

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100% Kansas State income tax credit for 5 years (if eligible)

Up to $3,000 a year for five years to help pay off student loan debt (if eligible) 

6 month family pass to the Tribe Fitness Center or Gardner Wellness Center 

Smith Center City Pool Pass (open mid-May to mid-August only)

$100 Smith Center Golf Ticket Booklet (up to 10 free rounds; can be used for golf cart rental as well)

One-time use of the Old Mill indoor event space at Wagner Park

Smith County Memorial Hospital Hometown Café meal vouchers

Up to $40 in tickets for general public bus transportation

$100 family pass to USD 237 sports events

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