BY CARRIE RENGERS The Wichita Eagle More than a year ago, Have You Heard? reported that the fact that Lululemon Athleticahad a couple of trunk shows here gave hope that Wichita would land one of the stores. Now, it has, though it’s in the form of a showroom
The original Ciao Italian Kitchen at the Waterfront has closed. “It was just the right decision at this point, bottom line,” says Guillermo Perez-Munoz, who opened the business in 2011. “It’s what it is.” Perez-Munoz opened a second Ciao in the former Tommy’s Restaurant and
BY CARRIE RENGERS The Wichita Eagle Businessman Dave Douglas says cryotherapy is a national trend that he and a group of investors hope to capitalize on here with CryoHealth of Kansas, which they’ll be opening later this summer at the Shops at Tallgrass at 21st and Rock Road. “It’s
BY JERRY SIEBENMARK The Wichita Eagle Activity in the local commercial real estate market remains spotty, area brokers say. The effects of the financial crisis in 2008 and a lengthy recession that gutted the area’s workforce has meant a slow comeback in jobs and economic
BY CARRIE RENGERS The Wichita Eagle Wichita’s next major retail development has landed its first three stores. Greenwich Place, the 106-acre development at K-96 and Greenwich that will be home to the newly announced Wichita Sports Forum, will have three concepts owned by New Jersey-based Bed Bath
Carrie Rengers MAY 26, 2015 European Wax Center to open at the Waterfront Another new business is going to open at the Waterfront in late August or early September. European Wax Center is taking the 1,400 square feet where Metro Grill used to be next toFirebirds Wood Fired
Carrie Rengers MAY 26, 2015 Pure Barre workout coming to Waterfront Colorado native Courtney Somes has long been an avid skier, mountain biker and runner. After back and knee injuries, though, her doctor told her she’d have to give up those sports. “And I told him
Marine World & Powersports owners to open second store on east side April 29, 2015 By: Carrie Rengers The Wichita Eagle <img src=”http://www.kansas.com/news/business/biz-columns-blogs/carrie-rengers/ucvcfz/picture19893159/ALTERNATES/FREE_960/042915huh_mh1″ alt=”” width=”800″ height=”” title=”042915huh_mh1″ class=”gallery-image”> Nathan and Nick Blasi are expanding their Marine World & Powersports after buying it from
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