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Greensburg Links
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Offical page for the city of Greensburg
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Kiowa County Economic Development
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This blog is maintained by the Public Information Officers of the Joint Information Center.
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The U.S. Department of Energy and it's National Renewal Energy Lab (NREL) have spent countless hours providing invaluable analysis and consultaion to Greensburg residents. Learn more about their work and download brochures on specific buildings here.
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Greensburg Future Fund
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Information and resources to aid federal, state, and local agencies, and community leaders facing long-term disaster recovery.
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5.4.7 Arts Center
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Check out the energy production being generated by the Arts Center's solar panel system in real time. Brought to you by Enphase Energy.
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Take a virtual tour of the 5.4.7 Arts Center. Brought to you by roundus.com
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Tourism
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The largest hand dug well has been the premier tourist attraction in Greensburg for decades. Check out more about this local treasure at their website.
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Take a virtual tour of the Greensburg City Hall. Brought to you be roundus.com
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Take a virtual tour of GreenTown's Silo Eco-Home from November of 2009. Brought to you be roundus.com
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See the funky folk art of Mullinville artist M.T. Liggett
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Visit the historic Fromme-Birney Round Barn located approximately 10 miles south of Mullinville, KS.
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Local musicians perform the last Saturday of every month from April to November
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Greensburg GreenTown
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Take a Tour of Greensburg!
To view our tour book of Greensburg and learn more about all the exciting projects, click here.
Eco-Lodging Opportunities
Call us for information on Tours and Eco-Lodging opportunities in our B&B Suite at 620-723-2790!
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Who We Are
Greensburg GreenTown is a charitable nonprofit organization working in Greensburg, Kansas to rebuild the town following the devastating tornado in May of 2007. The town has made a remarkable comeback, reinventing itself as a model for sustainable building and green living now recognized around the world. GreenTown works to make green building and living easily understood, appealing and accessible to all.
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