There’s a new kind of kitchen opening in Clifton Square, but it won’t serve food. T-shirts are on the menu for the new T-shirt Kitchen. Wicked Stitch owner Angela Hull is opening the business in half of her existing space there because there’s going to be a new emphasis on
Jennifer Browning loves the idea of a silver lining behind every cloud so much that she’s named a business after the idea. She’s opening Silver Linings Clothing Boutique next month at NewMarket Square at 21st and Maize Road. “I felt like this was my silver lining for my future,” Browning
Tom George knows apartments. He converted the former Kellogg and Sunnyside elementary schools into apartments. For his latest development, though, he took an idea from a friend. George is getting ready to open eight apartments made from shipping containers at 430 S. Pattie, which is across from his Kellogg apartments.
You wouldn’t necessarily think that a jewelry store owner would want another jewelry store close by, but James Smits says it makes sense. He and his wife, Monica, own Aspen Boutique along with the center it’s in at the northwest corner of Douglas and Oliver, which is called Aspen Plaza. They’re
The California Tortilla franchise, or CalTort as it’s known, is coming to Wichita with several restaurants. The first will be in the former Dickey’s Barbecue Pit space at the Village at Greenwich at 21st and Greenwich. Mark Poling and his family are opening the business. He’s a former UPS driver who broke his elbow
Cambridge Market has landed another longtime Normandie business. Like its former neighbor the Seafood Shop, Ann’s Fashions is leaving Normandie at Central and Woodlawn for Cambridge Market at 21st and Webb Road. “I need more space,” says Lisa Reiter. “I would like to spread out.” The store is in 2,800 square feet now and
One Mathnasium plus one more is soon going to once again equal two of the math learning centers for the Wichita market. Previous Mathnasium franchisees had centers at NewMarket Square and the Waterfront. They sold the west-side one to Rick Conklin, who in 2017 moved it across the 21st and Maize
UPDATED — As Sudha Tokala marches forward with her plans for a more than $125 million medical and trade school complex downtown, the last of the tenants in her Broadway Plaza at the southwest corner of Douglas and Broadway are vacating the building. That includes longtime anchor tenant the Specialists Group, which
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