The Scoop

By Ian Miller Businesses like The Golden Scoop thrive on community engagement, and part of that engagement comes in the form of the partnerships we form with other businesses. Over the last four years, The Golden Scoop has forged strong...

By Ian Miller This is a follow-up to our earlier coverage of The Golden Scoop’s new “The Golden Scoop Connection” student engagement program. Earlier this year, The Golden Scoop launched “The Golden Scoop Connection,” a high school-based program aimed at...

By Ian Miller Jill is a quiet, soft-spoken member of The Golden Scoop’s staff, but she’s always ready to help wherever she’s needed! Super Scooper Jill has been working at The Golden Scoop since it opened in April 2021. Over...

By Ian Miller Community is everything at The Golden Scoop. The Golden Scoop experience doesn’t stop at the door of our café; with catering options available, we can bring that same sweet experience right to your door, too! Whether you’re...

By Ian Miller When planning a cross-country road trip, travelers will have a new reason to visit Kansas: this week, The Golden Scoop was crowned as THE best ice cream shop in Kansas by The Takeout in an article listing...

By Ian Miller On January 27th at 6 PM, The Golden Scoop held its fourth annual Trivia Night! Our “Brain Freeze Battle Trivia Night” was a massive success, with over 400 people in attendance and raising over $237,000 to support...

By Ian Miller On January 14th, The Golden Scoop hosted Down Syndrome Innovations (DSI) as they held a training session on appropriate behaviors in the workplace and discussed methods to stay calm in stressful situations. I think everyone can use...

By Ian Miller Using a wheelchair is not a disability at The Golden Scoop! Rolling through his day with confidence, purpose, and a friendly smile for everyone he meets, Super Scooper Kyle (or K.C., as everyone calls him) is an...

By Ian Miller The holidays may be over, but a wintry chill is still in the air, cheerful lights are glimmering from every rooftop (if your neighbors are particularly forgiving, you might be able to get away with leaving them...

By Ian Miller Do you have knowledge of obscure facts, people, and history but don’t know what to do with all that fabulous knowledge? Do your friends and family always seem to have sudden, mysterious appointments and remember that they...

By Ian Miller For this week's column I wrote a tribute to my cat Guinevere, who just passed away: Green eye narrowed, Body prone, ready to spring, A silent hunter of plushy mice. Ginger and cream, Her name a legend: Guinevere, Scarlet-haired maiden. Loyal and lover At the side...

By Ian Miller Yep, you get to hear a bit more about your favorite newsletter writer! I was invited to share my experiences living and working with different abilities, and I happily agreed! I have cerebral palsy, fortunately fairly mild, which...