08/21/2026
Check out this awesome feature on two of our graduates.
๐ ๐๐น๐๐บ๐ป๐ถ ๐ฆ๐ฝ๐ผ๐๐น๐ถ๐ด๐ต๐: As Geary County Schools USD 475 prepared for the start of another school year in August, a lot of work was happening behind the scenes to make sure everything was ready for students and staff. Among those helping make it all possible were two 2023 Junction City High School USD 475 graduates, Logan Nabus and Kayden Blake.
From moving equipment and materials to coordinating large-scale relocations, the duo and their crew took on several important projects that helped ensure the new school year would begin smoothly in USD 475.
โI would like to thank the crew of Haulโn Hustle for everything they accomplished for the district this summer. It was a pleasure working with them all summer and I look forward to doing more in the future,โ said Troy Geike, USD 475 Facility Specialist and Warehouse Supervisor.
See, it all started in 2022 when Nabus and Blake were still in high school and launched Junction Movers as a way to make some extra money when they werenโt competing as Blue Jays on the football field, wrestling mat or baseball diamond.
After graduation, the duo continued to excel in college with Nabus competing for the Panther baseball program at Neosho County Community College and Blake continuing his wrestling career at Barton Community College. After two years, they decided it was time to take their entrepreneurial ambitions to the next level. In 2025, they along with fellow classmate John Noveroske, created Haul'n Hustle, turning the small business venture they had started years earlier into a growing business.
Fast forward to this summer and one of their major projects involved moving items at Fort Riley Middle School USD 475 to make way for the start of the schoolโs HVAC construction. The crew also completed multiple moves associated with the district's beautiful new state-of-the-art Early Childhood Center USD 475, helping get classrooms and spaces ready for our Little Jays.
Their work didn't stop there though as Haulโn Hustle also assisted with the relocation of the H.D. Karns Alternative School to its new location in Grandview Plaza, helping staff transition into their new space and prepare for the 2026-27 school year.
โThey are all fine, respectable, hardworking young men with bright futures ahead of them. It was incredible to watch them work together as a team this summer, balancing care, efficiency and professionalism in everything they did. It is also inspiring to see JCHS graduates take the initiative to start their own business and watch it thrive. We are so proud to see them succeeding and making a positive impact not only in our district, but also in our community,โ said Geike.
While many of these moves happened behind the scenes, Blake and Nabus, along with their entire Haulโn Hustle team, made a tremendous impact across the district. Their hard work, flexibility and willingness to tackle each project helped USD 475 get its facilities ready for students and staff.
