Make your move worthwhile. Cities and states are offering incentives, cash, amenities and other benefits when you relocate.

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Looking for a place where you can build a career and a life you’re proud of? Knox County, Indiana offers in-person professionals and families an 

 where opportunity, connection, and quality of life come together.

—and is proudly known as the Watermelon Capital of the World. Each summer, the Vincennes Watermelon Festival brings residents together with parades, live music, local food, and family-friendly fun, reflecting the strong sense of pride and connection that defines the community.

Affordable housing, historic neighborhoods, outdoor recreation, and a full calendar of community events make Knox County an 

 Whether you’re growing your career, raising a family, or looking for a community that values hard work and connection, Knox County is ready to welcome you.

With a diverse local workforce and employers across manufacturing, healthcare, education, and the trades, Knox County provides

 meaningful in-person career opportunities.

 Vincennes University, Indiana’s first college, plays a vital role in the region by supporting workforce development, collegiate athletics, and cultural events that enrich daily life.

Knox County, Indiana offers in-person professionals the opportunity to build a meaningful career in a community that values connection, affordability, and quality of life. Home to Vincennes—Indiana’s oldest city—and known as the Watermelon Capital of the World, the region blends rich history with a strong local workforce and vibrant community events. With diverse employers, access to Vincennes University, and a welcoming small-city atmosphere, Knox County is a place where you can grow your career, put down roots, and truly feel at home.

Knox County

Live & Work Local in Knox County

12 month free coworking membership at the Pantheon

250 business cards printed by Ewing Printing

$500 worth of services to Good Samaritan Skin Spa or Good Samaritan Sports Performance 

Klein Real Estate box truck 2 day rental 

Angola offers the perfect blend of small-town charm and endless adventure. With a welcoming community, affordable living, and a vibrant local spirit, it’s a place where you can truly feel at home. Wander through the picturesque streets of historic downtown Angola, browse unique shops and cafés, or soak up the beauty of the area’s 100+ lakes and rolling countryside. From summer concerts and lively festivals to year-round outdoor recreation at Pokagon State Park, Angola is brimming with opportunities to connect, explore, and enjoy life at your own pace.

Explore the Perks of Life in Angola, Indiana

Tucked into the scenic lakes region of Northeast Indiana, Angola blends small-town charm with year-round adventure. Residents enjoy welcoming neighborhoods, a low cost of living, and an active, close-knit community. From the historic storefronts and local eateries of downtown Angola to the outdoor paradise of Pokagon State Park—with its miles of trails, fishing spots, kayak rentals, and thrilling Toboggan Run—there’s always something to explore. Add in vibrant festivals, arts events, and easy access to more than 100 lakes, and you’ll see why so many choose to call Angola home. To make your move even easier, we’ve assembled a collection of benefits to help you get connected, feel at home, and start enjoying life in this vibrant corner of Indiana from day one:

 Receive $5,000 in direct financial support to help cover moving costs, new furniture, or anything else you need to make Angola feel like home from day one.

 Enjoy a full year of access to Indiana’s state parks, including Angola’s own Pokagon State Park. Explore miles of hiking and biking trails, cast a line in peaceful fishing spots, paddle through kayak rentals, ski cross-country in winter, and experience the thrill of the iconic Toboggan Run.

💻 6-Month Co-Working Space Membership:

 Work, create, and connect with a half-year membership to a local co-working hub, complete with access to conference rooms, high-speed internet, and even a dedicated podcasting space for your projects.

💪 Steuben County YMCA 6-Month Family Membership:

 Stay active and engaged with a membership for the whole family. Enjoy fitness classes, state-of-the-art equipment, swimming, youth programs, and a welcoming community atmosphere.

🎁 Welcome Basket from Downtown Angola Businesses:

 Get to know your new community with a curated welcome basket filled with local products, gift cards, and treats from Angola’s small businesses.

🏢 Free Rent for the First Month at West Commons Luxury Apartments:

 Settle into your new home with one month of free rent at West Commons Luxury Apartments, featuring modern amenities and a convenient location.

5% Down Payment & Closing Cost Assistance – Hoosier Homes:

Eligible buyers can receive up to 5% in down payment and closing cost assistance, making homeownership in Angola more affordable and accessible

Take a look at our community page below to learn more! 

Welcome to Steuben County, IN – Where Adventure Meets Community! Nestled in Northeast Indiana, Steuben County is home to 101 lakes, scenic parks, and a thriving local scene. Outdoor lovers can explore Pokagon State Park, boat on Lake James, or relax by the water. The county’s heart, Angola, boasts a charming downtown with historic architecture, unique boutiques, cozy cafés, and lively restaurants. Local businesses thrive, from craft breweries to specialty shops, showcasing the area’s creative spirit. Whether you're here for lake life, small-town charm, or outdoor adventure, Steuben County is full of surprises waiting to be discovered!

Angola

Adventure Awaits in Angola

Indiana State Park Pass - Angola is home to Pokagon State Park which features miles of trails, fishing, cross country skiing, kayak rentals, a Toboggan Run and more!

6 month co-working space membership - includes access to podcasting space and conference rooms!

Steuben County YMCA 6-month Family Membership

Welcome Basket from Downtown Angola Businesses 

Free rent for the 1st month at West Commons Luxury Apartments

5% in down payment assistance and closing costs for eligible buyers through the Hoosier Homes program  (Separate application process and requirements, click link to learn more) 

Huntington County offers the perfect balance of small-town charm and big opportunities. With a welcoming community, affordable living, and a rich heritage rooted in both history and innovation, it’s a place where you can truly feel at home. Stroll through the historic streets of downtown Huntington, explore unique shops and local restaurants, or enjoy the natural beauty of our parks, trails, and the scenic Wabash River. From lively festivals and community gatherings to a thriving arts scene and a strong sense of local pride, Huntington County is full of connections, character, and possibilities.

Explore the Perks of Life in Huntington County, Indiana

Set along the scenic Wabash River in Northeast Indiana, Huntington County blends small-town warmth with a spirit of growth and opportunity. Residents enjoy friendly neighborhoods, a low cost of living, and a strong sense of community pride. From the historic charm of downtown Huntington to the beautiful parks, trails, and nearby reservoirs, there’s no shortage of ways to enjoy the outdoors. Arts and culture thrive here too, with local galleries, live performances, and community events bringing people together year-round. Add in vibrant festivals, university sports traditions, and a welcoming atmosphere that greets you at every turn, and it’s easy to see why Huntington County feels like home. To make your move even smoother, we’ve assembled a collection of benefits to help you settle in, meet your neighbors, and start thriving from day one:

 Receive $5,000 in direct financial support to help cover moving expenses, home furnishings, or anything you need to make your transition to Huntington County seamless.

🏕 Free 6-Week Summer Day Camp for Kids Ages 4–14:

 Give your children an unforgettable summer with a free six-week day camp program filled with games, crafts, outdoor adventures, and new friendships.

💪 Free 3-Month Trial Family Membership to the Huntington YMCA:

 Stay active and connected with complimentary access to fitness facilities, group classes, swimming, youth programs, and family-friendly activities for three months.

🎼 Half-Price Private Music Lessons at YMCA Music School:

 Nurture your musical side with 50% off private lessons at the YMCA Music School—perfect for beginners or experienced musicians looking to sharpen their skills.

🏟 Huntington University Family Sports Pass (Up to 4 People):

 Enjoy cheering on the Foresters with free admission for up to four people to a variety of Huntington University home sporting events throughout the year.

🎨 Half Off Your First Workshop at the Huntington Art Center:

 Explore your creativity with 50% off your first art workshop, from painting and pottery to specialty crafts, at the Huntington Art Center.

📚 Huntington City-Township Public Library Access:

 Tap into an incredible collection of 160,000 books, movies, music CDs, audiobooks, video games, events, workshops, and more, all available with your free library card.

 Meet the Mayor over coffee for a warm welcome, a chance to learn about your new community, and an opportunity to share your ideas.

🏠 30% Off a Two-Night Stay at the Purviance House Bed & Breakfast:

 Invite family or friends to visit with a 30% discount on a cozy two-night stay at the historic Purviance House Bed & Breakfast after your move.

The Hoosier Homes program offers a major financial advantage with 5% in down payment assistance and closing costs if you move to Huntington County and are eligible. With the median home price in the county around $180,000, eligible buyers can receive up to $9,000* (5% of the purchase price) to help cover down payment and closing costs. This assistance makes homeownership more affordable and accessible, reducing the upfront financial burden so you can move into your new home with greater peace of mind.

* This is only an estimate based on median home prices and is not an exact amount until 5% of the purchase price is determined.

It's for real, and MakeMyMove helps you find the right community for you, connect with locals there, and get support to make your move a piece of cake.

Huntington County, Indiana is a small community located in the northeastern part of the state. The town is surrounded by beautiful parks, lakes, and rivers, making it a great destination for outdoor enthusiasts.  When it comes to local businesses, Huntington has plenty to offer. Including farmers markets, coffee shops, and bookstores.

Huntington County

Head Home to Huntington County

The following incentives are available only to individuals moving to the City of Huntington 

Free 6 week summer day camp for kids ages 4-14

Free 3-Month Trial Family Membership to the Huntington YMCA

Half-Price Private Music Lessons at YMCA Music School 

Huntington University Family Sports Pass  (Up to 4 People)

Half Off Your First Workshop at the Huntington Art Center

Access to 160,000 Books, Movies, Music CDs, Audiobooks, Video Games, Events, Workshops and More at the Huntington City-Township Public Library.

30% Off a Two-Night Stay at the Purviance House Bed & Breakfast for Family/Friends to Visit After Your Move

Work Local, Live Lincoln: Choose Lincoln County

“Lincoln County gave us the space to dream bigger and the support to make it real. We found opportunity, adventure, and a community that wanted us here.”
– Eddie & Julie, Lincoln County transplants featured in 

Welcome to Lincoln County, Kansas—a place where wide-open spaces meet wide-open opportunity. With the 

 program, we’re helping job seekers like you do more than relocate. We’re helping you build a life filled with purpose, connection, and adventure.

Whether you’re advancing your career, moving closer to family, or simply looking for a new start, Lincoln County offers something rare: meaningful work, affordable living, and a community ready to welcome you.

As part of Kansas’ agricultural heartland, Lincoln County offers roles in farming, ranching, grain handling, equipment operation, and ag-support services. From crop production to livestock care to food-processing operations, agriculture remains one of the region’s strongest employment foundations.

Regional manufacturers and local trade companies provide hands-on career options in welding, machining, fabrication, HVAC, plumbing, carpentry, and electrical work. Many employers offer on-the-job training or pathways into apprenticeships, creating opportunities to build long-term, high-skill careers.

Lincoln County Hospital, area clinics, and senior-living providers create steady demand for nurses, techs, medical assistants, caregiving staff, and administrative professionals. Healthcare remains one of the county’s most stable and essential hiring sectors.

USD 298 Lincoln Schools and community organizations employ teachers, paraprofessionals, support staff, food-service workers, and transportation personnel—ideal for those who value mission-driven roles and consistent schedules.

Government, Public Safety & Local Services:

County and city governments offer careers in administration, public works, utilities, GIS, community services, law enforcement, dispatch, and emergency response—providing strong benefits and predictable career advancement.

Whether you’re just starting out, building new skills, or taking the next step — Lincoln County provides diverse opportunities and a community ready to help you thrive.

Start your job search! Use the Lincoln County job resources and explore the 

Once you’ve secured a local job, continue working with the Lincoln County team and MakeMyMove to confirm eligibility and start your housing search.

Relocate to Lincoln County and receive your relocation incentives.

Settle in, grow your roots, and share your Lincoln County story.

(Note: The local Lincoln County team is not a recruiting service. They can support you by answering community questions and giving context as you search, but the job board is your best first step to finding your fit.)

From your first handshake to your first Friday coffee downtown, you’ll find Lincoln County is a place that invests in you.

Lincoln County boasts a wide variety of activities for nature lovers of every level - everything from hunting and hiking to birding and mountain biking. The newly finished Achterberg Trail is a prairie and wildlife restoration project opened by the Audubon Project of Kansas. Other local favorites include fishing and skiing on Wilson Lake and biking and hiking along the Salinas River.

Lincoln County

Work Local, Live Lincoln

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

A Dozen Farm-Fresh Eggs Every Month for a Year

Welcome Basket including movie tickets to the Finch Theatre

Coffee & Connections: Connect with other movers and community leaders over coffee!

Property tax rebate for new construction and rehab projects (if eligible)

Personal invites from locals to community activities and events

Assistance for a spouse/partner in connecting with potential local job opportunities

Hermitage wins hearts with its exceptional outdoor spaces, strong sense of community, and top-rated local schools. With a low cost of living and a charming small-town feel, Hermitage also offers easy access to big-city amenities thanks to its close proximity to larger urban centers. From vibrant local markets and scenic parks to top-notch sports complexes, arts programs, and memorable community events, Hermitage is the perfect place to put down roots and build your community.

Make your move to Hermitage, PA even more exciting with our unique local incentives!

Nestled in the heart of western Pennsylvania, Hermitage offers a unique blend of modern living, rich history, and a welcoming community. With a strong heritage rooted in industry and a growing hub for small businesses, Hermitage is known for its green spaces, family-friendly attractions, and close-knit community. From financial incentives and family fun discounts, to creative spaces for coworking and opportunities to explore local restaurants, we’ve assembled a collection of benefits designed to help you plug into the community, feel at home, and thrive from day one:

6-month pass to eCenter@LindenPointe Co-working Space:

 Work, create, and connect in a professional environment with 24/7 access to high-speed internet, private offices, conference rooms, and community networking events at this modern entrepreneurial hub in Hermitage.

 Tee off at one of the only free public golf courses in the U.S., and enjoy added benefits like one large bucket of range balls per month and one hour of golf simulator access per month for six months.

 Stay active and healthy with access to fitness equipment, group classes, an indoor pool, and family-friendly activities at the Shenango Valley’s central wellness facility.

6-month adult pass or 3-month family pass to Buhl Community Recreation Center:

 Enjoy swimming, fitness, and community programs at this vibrant recreational center offering fun for all ages.

4-person season pass to Buhl Park Swimming Pool:

 Cool off all summer with unlimited access to the outdoor pool at Buhl Park, complete with slides, splash zones, and a relaxed atmosphere for families.

Free children's summer camp experience at Buhl Park:

 Give your kids a summer to remember with themed weekly camps focused on nature, creativity, fitness, and outdoor play in one of Pennsylvania’s most scenic parks.

 Enjoy a day of roller skating, arcade games, laser tag, and more at this classic family entertainment center in Hermitage.

 Try local favorites at this welcoming neighborhood pub known for its burgers, wings, and relaxed atmosphere.

 Grab a bite at this iconic hot dog joint, serving up classic comfort food and regional specialties in a casual setting.

Family membership to the Community Library of the Shenango Valley:

 Access books, learning programs, family events, and digital resources with a full membership to this beloved local library.

Access to the Monthly Coffee Networking Event at eCenter@LindenPointe:

 Meet fellow professionals, creatives, and entrepreneurs over coffee at this monthly networking event designed to spark collaboration and build community.

Hermitage blends small-town charm with the everyday convenience of modern living. From locally loved restaurants and scenic parks to top-tier healthcare and strong public schools, it’s a place where families and professionals can truly thrive. With access to institutions like Penn State Shenango and nearby Thiel College, plus a growing business community and vibrant recreational scene, Hermitage offers the perfect balance of opportunity, connection, and comfort.

Hermitage, PA: Where Small-Town Living Meets Big Adventure!

Hermitage, PA, is a dynamic community blending rich history with modern opportunities. Known for its beautiful parks, including the iconic Buhl Park, and its strong local economy, Hermitage offers a welcoming environment for families, entrepreneurs, and outdoor enthusiasts alike. Tee off at the stunning Buhl Park Golf Course, explore the local arts scene, or take advantage of the outdoor adventures along the Shenango River. Whether you’re enjoying a relaxing day at the Buhl Park Swimming Pool, catching up with friends at the Olympic Fun Center, or getting active at the Valley YMCA, Hermitage provides endless opportunities for fun and growth. With its welcoming vibe and close-knit community, Hermitage is a perfect place to put down roots and create lasting memories. 🏡✨

Mercer County

Discover Your Next Chapter in Hermitage, PA

6-month pass to eCenter@LindenPointe Co-working space

Free access to Buhl Park Golf Course (6 months additional perks)

6-month adult pass or 3-month family pass to Buhl Community Recreation Center 

4 person season pass to Buhl Park Swimming Pool

Free children's summer camp experience at Buhl Park

Family membership to the Community Library of the Shenango Valley 

Access to the Monthly Coffee Networking Event at eCenter@LindenPointe

Welcome to Paducah. We're so glad you're here!

Wondering if Paducah is for you? Read more below about why we love it here. 

Paducah is one of a small number of UNESCO Creative Cities in the United States, reflecting its long-standing role in arts and craft traditions. The city’s riverfront floodwall murals, galleries, museums, and performing arts venues anchor a strong cultural presence. Residents can engage with local arts through exhibitions, theater, music, and hands-on workshops offered throughout the community.

Paducah sits along I-24 between Nashville and St. Louis, providing convenient access to major regional destinations. The city’s location makes it an easy base for travel throughout the Midwest and South. Barkley Regional Airport offers daily jet service to Charlotte, connecting residents to a broader national and international network.

Paducah offers a relatively low cost of living with a range of housing options across more than 50 neighborhoods. Historic homes, established residential areas, and access to high-speed internet make the city practical for families, professionals, and remote workers.

The city serves as a regional center for education and employment across western Kentucky and surrounding states. Public schools, the Paducah Innovation Hub, and higher education institutions—including West Kentucky Community and Technical College and Murray State University’s Paducah campus—provide academic and workforce pathways. Major healthcare facilities and regional employers also support a broad local economy.

Paducah hosts numerous festivals, parades, and cultural events throughout the year. Its historic downtown includes museums, restaurants, retail shops, and performance venues such as Market House Theatre, the Carson Center, and Maiden Alley Cinema. These spaces support an active calendar of performances, film screenings, and community gatherings.

City parks and trails support walking, biking, swimming, and skating, while nearby waterways offer boating and fishing. Within a short drive, Land Between the Lakes National Recreation Area and Shawnee National Forest provide additional opportunities for hiking, camping, rock climbing, and other outdoor activities.

On top of that, we've assembled local perks to help you explore, connect, and thrive from day one:

 gives newcomers a financial boost to start their life in Paducah, whether for exploring the city, investing in hobbies, or enjoying local experiences.

1-year membership to Sprocket coworking space

 offers a professional environment to work, connect with others, and build a network, making it easier to feel at home in the city’s professional community.

 opens the door to social events, local projects, and mentorship, helping newcomers quickly integrate into Paducah’s social and professional life.

Paducah is great but don’t just take our word for it - hear from one of our own movers...

A designated UNESCO Creative City, Paducah is a destination for those who crave rich, authentic cultural experiences. Find your inspiration when you make your move to Paducah.

Paducah

Move to Paducah

Up to $5,000 award upon establishing residency in Paducah

1 Year Membership to Sprocket Coworking Space (first 6 months free, next 6 months 50% off)

1 Year Membership to the Paducah Young Professionals

Come Home to Henry County, Indiana – Where Community and Career Thrive

Looking for a place where you can put down roots, grow your career, and enjoy the simple joys of small-town living with big-time opportunity? Welcome to 

—a vibrant, close-knit community that’s calling on movers and doers to join us in building a brighter future.

This program exists to connect you with local employment opportunities, offset some of your move costs with $5,000 cash, and provide support as you settle into Henry County.  

Curious to learn more about the local employment landscape in the Evansville Region? 

Check out some of our key industries and employers below:

Manufacturing is the largest employment sector in the county, with more than 4,000 residents working in manufacturing roles. Major employers include Draper, Inc. (window-shades and projection products), Boar’s Head Provisions Co., Inc. (food manufacturing) and TS Tech Indiana, LLC (automotive parts manufacturing). Roles span production, assembly, welding, machining, maintenance, quality control, and logistics support. Whether you’re hands-on or looking to lead, this sector offers opportunities for skill building and advancement.

Healthcare is another cornerstone of Henry County’s economy — in 2023, over 3,200 people were employed in health care and social assistance. With employers like Henry Community Health (one of the largest employers in the county) and local clinics and senior-care providers, careers in nursing, allied health, care coordination, and administration are regularly in demand.

Education and community service roles serve as steady employment anchors in Henry County. Local school corporations, administrative offices, social services organizations, and local government collectively provide a broad base of job opportunities. The county’s strong community infrastructure supports roles for teachers, paraprofessionals, support staff, public works, and civic services.

Retail trade and service industries are also significant, with approximately 2,400 residents employed in retail roles in 2023. While this sector often begins at entry-level, it can lead to supervisory and management roles, especially in locally-owned businesses, logistics support tied to manufacturing and processing, and entrepreneurship. Henry County’s economic development focus on small business and innovation supports these pathways.

Whether you’re just starting out, reskilling, or looking to advance your career — Henry County provides diverse opportunities and a community ready to help you thrive.

Employment resources is not all this program provides. 

We've assembled awesome local perks to help you explore, connect, and thrive in our region from day one. Read more about them below:

Get a $5,000 cash incentive to make your move seamless and stress-free.

Feel at home fast with welcome basket full of local goodies, a small taste of Henry County to get you started and excited to explore more! 

🎟️ Arts Association of Henry County Membership

Dive Get a free membership to the Arts Association of Henry County, where you can experience galleries full of remarkable paintings, photography, ceramics and more. The Arts association also hosts many events where you can have the opportunity to make local connections and create some art of your own!

With its rich history, creative energy, and strong sense of community, Henry County is more than a place to live—it’s a place to belong.

Henry County is a place where locals grow their own produce and share it with their neighbors. A community where libraries provide a place to work and a gathering spot for locals. There’s plenty of space and opportunity to play. There are skate parks, disc golf courses, splash pads, fishing, golfing, and horseback riding. Perhaps “play” means a little something different to you. In that case, there are state parks, art associations, concerts, festivals, fairs, wineries, breweries, and more.

Henry County

Start Your Career in New Castle and Henry County

Arts Association of Henry County Membership

Live Fully, Work Locally: Emporia is Hiring

Emporia, Kansas is a place where you can build a fulfilling career 

 a meaningful life. Nestled in the scenic Flint Hills, this energetic small town is home to a wide range of job opportunities - from education and manufacturing to healthcare, entrepreneurship, and public service - all within a community that genuinely supports your growth.

From your first day in Emporia, you’ll feel right at home! Enjoy a 

 to get to know the community, unwind with 

 takes one more thing off your to-do list. It’s everything you need to settle in, relax, and start living like a local!

Emporia’s industrial base supports regional and national supply chains, creating steady roles in production, quality control, maintenance, warehousing, and plant operations. Food manufacturing and agribusiness facilities add opportunities in processing, logistics, and equipment maintenance, with pathways for advancement into supervisory and technical roles.

Healthcare is one of Emporia’s most stable and growing sectors. Regional medical centers, rehabilitation facilities, and long-term care providers employ nurses, allied health professionals, therapists, caregivers, administrative staff, and support teams. These roles offer meaningful, people-focused work and long-term career stability.

As home to Emporia State University and Flint Hills Technical College, Emporia is a regional hub for education and training. Career opportunities span teaching, student services, IT, administration, facilities, and research, while continuing-education and technical programs help residents reskill into high-demand fields.

Agriculture remains a core driver of Emporia’s economy. Employers across food processing, animal nutrition, grain handling, and agribusiness operations hire for plant roles, equipment operation, logistics, quality assurance, and technical support — blending Kansas’s agricultural roots with modern production systems.

City and county government provide stable careers in administration, utilities, planning, public works, and public safety. These roles offer reliable employment, strong benefits, and the opportunity to directly support the local community.

Whether you’re entering the workforce, reskilling for a new industry, or seeking long-term career stability, Emporia brings together opportunity, affordability, and a welcoming environment built to support your growth.

Apply above for the program through MakeMyMove.

Start your job search! Use the Lyon County job resources and explore the 

Once you’ve secured a local job, continue working with the Lyon County team and MakeMyMove to confirm eligibility and start your housing search.

Relocate to Lyon County and receive your relocation incentives.

Settle in, grow your roots, and share your Lyon County story.

From exciting local careers to world-class outdoor amenities, Emporia invites you to live fully and work with purpose - right here in the heart of Kansas.

Learn more about the Emporia/Lyon County community below.

Emporia, Kansas is a vibrant small town in the Flint Hills where remote workers can enjoy world-class cycling, disc golf, and a warm, welcoming community. With a walkable downtown, rich local culture, and space to live fully, Emporia offers the perfect blend of work-life balance and adventure.

Emporia

Live and Work Local in Emporia

First week free childcare at Little Lyons Childcare

Emporia in a Basket (gift cards to restaurants, experiences, and/or events)

Personalized tour of the Emporia area and the local hospital

1-year newspaper subscription to the Emporia Gazette

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