1 of 2 Downtown Wichita Bo Rader The Wichita Eagle BY KELSEY RYAN Construction crews, bulldozers and cranes are going to continue to be a common sight in downtown Wichita for at least the next year. Downtown is growing. More investment is being made in old buildings, more new buildings are being constructed...
These are pretty good days for Wichita-area landlords, but trouble is brewing. The occupancy rate in January was virtually the same as a year ago, but some in the industry expect landlords to start having more trouble finding enough tenants because of an avalanche of new...
As fast as the Wichita Sports Forum seemed to be built at Greenwich Place, the 106-acre development at K-96 and Greenwich, the new retail center with three Bed Bath & Beyondconcepts seemed to materialize even faster. BuyBuy Baby, which sells clothing, furniture and strollers for newborns and toddlers, opened in 14,000...
The restaurant is in the former Metro Grill space at Central and Maize Road. Read more here: http://www.kansas.com/news/business/biz-columns-blogs/carrie-rengers/article56055460.html#storylink=cpy ...
PepperJax Grill, a regional chain based in Omaha, is coming to Wichita with at least three restaurants and possibly four. “We are going to go national across the United States,” says president and CEO Gary Rohwer. Currently, there are 40 restaurants in the chain “that is growing quite...
Wichita’s newest IHOP is going to open late this month at the Southfork development at the southwest corner of 47th Street South and I-135. Ali Issa says he’s hiring now. He needs quite a few employees because the restaurant will be a 24-hour business, though not immediately. “It might take six weeks,”...
The long-vacant former Spaghetti Works building downtown soon will have a new owner. Eagle File photo BY CARRIE RENGERS After a long period of inactivity, it looks like there’s once again hope for the redevelopment of the former Spaghetti Works building downtown. Through their Seneca Property LLC, Brad Saville and Nick Esterline of Landmark Commercial Real Estate have an...
BY CARRIE RENGERS crengers@wichitaeagle.com Rochelle Stroh first began working in restaurants at age 18 and eventually went into management for Chick-fil-A. Restaurant experience isn’t the biggest motivation for her new Ecclesia coffee shop, though. “God just really put it on my heart that I was supposed to be in ministry,” Stroh says. The more...
BY CARRIE RENGERS crengers@wichitaeagle.com Wichita’s third Firehouse Subs opened on Monday. “It’s been kind of a soft opening, which has been fine with me,” says Andy Reece. He and his wife, Megan, own the Firehouse at Kellogg and Rock Road and the new one inRegency Lakes at 21st and Greenwich. “The design of the restaurant...
BY DANIEL SALAZAR dsalazar@wichitaeagle.com A new tag office with more parking spaces will finally open next year. Sedgwick County commissioners unanimously approved the contract for a new office at a former Dillons store on the southwest corner of Douglas and Meridian. The county’s current tag office is at 200...
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