A local development group wants to purchase the former Commerce Plaza building in downtown Wichita and convert the site into a Hilton Garden Inn hotel. And the development entity, Wichita Downtown Hotel, wants the city’s blessing to create a community improvement district to help pull
There’s a lot happening at Mill Creek Village, the retail center just north of Starbucks at Central and Rock. A new ownership group, which prefers not to be named, has signed two new tenants to the center and will be making upgrades to the property as well. That
The building that holds Cortez Mexican Restaurant is for sale. Its owners hope to eventually relocate the restaurant to the west side. Cortez Mexican Restaurant’s owners want to move to the west side. Mary and Enrique Cortez, who have run their restaurant since 1985, have put
The owners of Yen Ching are back, and they’re opening a new restaurant in Wichita. Tom and Cathay Chang, who closed their 30-year-old Yen Ching at 430 N. Rock Road in May 2014, are planning to open Tasty House at 2431 N. Greenwich. The restaurant, they say, will be
Chicago has the Magnificent Mile, Los Angeles has the Miracle Mile, and Wichita is now going to have the NewMarket mile. NewMarket Square, Slawson Cos.’ shopping center at 21st and Maize Road, is three-fourths of a mile along Maize Road. A new addition, NewMarket North, will make it a full
Sedgwick County’s newest tag office, at the former Dillons store at Douglas and Meridian, was unveiled to the public Thursday during a ribbon cutting and open house. “This is one of those things we get to celebrate in the community, but that doesn’t happen very
Tuesday Morning is moving its east-side store to the former World Market space at Regency Lakes at the northwest corner of 21st and Greenwich. The store currently is in Brittany Center at 21st and Woodlawn, where it’s been since 2009 when it relocated from 9,000 square feet at Lincoln and Woodlawn
A new restaurant is coming to 1515 N. Broadway where Doc’s Steak House had been from 1952 until it closed in late 2014. A couple who currently has a traditional Mexican restaurant will be moving to the space. The restaurateurs don’t want to be named yet, but Bernardo
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