By Daniel McCoy – Reporter, Wichita Business Journal Apr 13, 2018, 8:09am CDT Updated Apr 13, 2018, 8:56am The revitalization of downtown Wichita garnered something of a capstone late last year when plans were announced for major development to one of the most iconic spots in the city’s core.
By Daniel McCoy – Reporter, Wichita Business Journal Apr 13, 2018, 8:36am CDT Updated Apr 13, 2018, 1:27pm It was a project that brought a new lodging and meeting space option to northeast Wichita, and, say those behind the deal, it also brought a level of contemporary quality not
By Daniel McCoy – Reporter, Wichita Business Journal Apr 13, 2018, 9:45am When one of Wichita’s largest employers began searching for new warehouse space, there wasn’t always a guarantee that it could land those expanded operations near the Air Capital. But, as hasn’t always been the case,
BY DENISE NEIL dneil@wichitaeagle.com LINKEDIN GOOGLE+ PINTEREST REDDIT PRINT ORDER REPRINT OF THIS STORY April 03, 2018 10:20 AM Wichita’s second Chick N Max restaurant will open in the old Freebirds World Burrito spot at 2530 N. Greenwich on Monday — and restaurants three, four and five won’t
By Bryan Horwath – Reporter, Wichita Business Journal Will a redesigned Naftzger Park bring more foot traffic to the Douglas/St. Francis area of downtown Wichita? One local business owner — who is likely not alone — hopes so. “I hesitate to say it definitely will, but
BY CARRIE RENGERS February 08, 2018 UPDATED – Sudha Tokala, the pharmacist and nascent developer who has been on something of a downtown building buying spree, has purchased another property and is now sharing a small glimpse into her $125 million plan for four buildings.
BY DENISE NEIL February 01, 2018 Crab-hungry Wichitans were excited earlier this month when they found out that a restaurant called Krab Kingz Seafood was eying the west side and planned to open there soon. Now, the Texas-based restaurant chain has chosen a spot. It’s going into
Developer: Let’s spend $1 billion on Wichita’s downtown in next 10 years Downtown development advocates such as Jeff Fluhr have talked lately about Wichita being in the midst of a transformative moment. George Laham thinks it’s time to kick it up a notch. “You want vision?” Laham
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