The city of Wichita is priming for downtown commercial development. There’s a lot of activity happening and coming, says Jeff Fluhr, president of the Wichita Downtown Development Corp., and Scott Knebel, the city’s downtown development coordinator. Key Construction has begun work on the Exchange Place project on
BY CARRIE RENGERS The new European Wax Center has been conducting training at its new space in theWaterfront this week in preparation for its official opening on Monday. The franchise is in 1,400 square feet where Metro Grill used to be next to Firebirds Wood Fired Grill. The space has been
The cost of living in Wichita is low — and we have the data to prove it. While real estate represents the city’s greatest relative advantage, your education and utility dollars also stretch further in the Air Capital than elsewhere However, Wichita can be pricier
Employees appear to be pretty content at these small Wichita-area businesses, according to the staffers themselves. This year’s Best Places to Work honorees in the small category, 10-24 employees, are featured in the attached slideshow. Medium- and large-category honorees will be announced later this week.
The former Rieger Medical Supply building will be demolished next year to make way for eventual redevelopment. Eagle file photo BY CARRIE RENGERS Tom Schmeidler of SBA Construction and some investors have purchased the formerRieger Medical Supply building near the southwest corner of Central and Hillside. “We have purchased the
BY CARRIE RENGERS The Wichita Eagle The Toubia family signed a deal for new space for their Piccadilly Market & Grill this week, and it happens to be at their old Chelsea’s Bar and Grill space in Comotara Center at 29th North and Rock Road. If you think this sounds familiar, that’s because
BY CARRIE RENGERS The Wichita Eagle With the new year – and its New Year’s resolutions – there will be a new fitness center at Waterfront Plaza at the northwest corner of 13th and Webb Road. Orangetheory Fitness is opening in 3,200 square feet at the north end
BY CARRIE RENGERS The Wichita Eagle Fringe Salon is expanding into new space at the Waterfront at 13th and Webb Road, butGM Clothes Horse will still be its next-door neighbor. That’s because the salon, a Redken Elite Salon, is moving to the other side of the retailer, where Fairchild Interiors and
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