Soon, Wichita’s west side will have fast access to fried chicken, gator and shrimp BY DENISE NEIL dneil@wichitaeagle.com July 08, 2018 10:23 PM The sign went up on Friday, ending the mystery about where Da Cajun Shak owners would put their west-side restaurant, a sister-concept that will
Bryan Horwath Jun 26, 2018, 2:29pm Facing to the west, the Old Town Center building sits at the corner of Mead and First Street in Old Town. The building recently sold, according to county records. Bryan Horwath / WBJ The Old Town Center building
BY AL URBANSKI June 22, 2018 Apparel ranks as one of the most purchased categories online, but clothing stores in malls still own a strong advantage over e-commerce competitors. That’s according to a survey by Valassis, the consumer promotion and coupon company, which surveyed consumers who
BY CARRIE RENGERS crengers@wichitaeagle.com Two and a half years after buying Helten Veterinary Clinic, owners Heather and Jason Albertson are expanding the business with new space and a new name. “We’re just basically going to be able to improve our services,” Heather Albertson says. The practice, which offers general
BY DENISE NEIL It was built to serve doughnuts. Then, it was a Mongolian grill restaurant. Today, though, the building at 8448 W. Central that was once home to a west-side Krispy Kreme and a Genghis Grill after that, will start a new chapter as a fine-dining
Johnny Steven buys former Dopps Chiropractic Clinic for three businesses BY CARRIE RENGERS crengers@wichitaeagle.com June 13, 2018 05:40 PM The former Dopps Chiropractic Clinic at 5119 E. Kellogg has sold and soon will be remodeled and rebranded. Johnny and Jennifer Steven have moved their insurance businesses into the 8,400-square-foot
By Josh Heck – Reporter, Wichita Business Journal May 30, 2018 Landmark Commercial Real Estate is scrapping its hospitality division in favor of a stand-alone entity. Jim Korroch, who started Landmark’s hospitality division, is partnering with Brad Saville, the company’s president and CEO, on a new venture called Landmark
By Bryan Horwath – Reporter, Wichita Business Journal May 7, 2018, 1:31pm CDT Updated May 7, 2018, 3:35pm Work is expected to begin in the next few weeks on a project to turn the old Spaghetti Works building in downtown Wichita into apartments. On Friday, Hutton Construction Corp. pulled a
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