Poe & Associates to move to Phil Ruffin’s Delano building near Douglas and McLean By Carrie Rengers. Published in the Wichita Eagle 5/8/2014 WICHITA — Phil Ruffin has landed a new tenant for the same building where the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services moved in
GreenAcres deal means Whole Foods Market will use ‘Whole Foods’ name Published By: Wichita Business Journal Written By: Emily Behlmann The Whole Foods Market store planned for Wichita will be called “Whole Foods Market” after all, not the previously announced Bread & Circus.The Austin-Texas company
CDK Wichita buys former Wonder Bread building on Emporia Published By: The Wichita Eagle Written By: Carrie Rengers WICHITA — CDK Wichita, a distributor of windows, cabinets and doors, has purchased the one-time Wonder Bread building at 601 N. Emporia. “It’s an old building,” says
A building permit in this week’s Wichita Business Journal indicates the approximate value of interior finishes planned for Whole Foods Market Inc.’s new grocery store, which is targeted to open Sept. 10. Engineered Structures Inc.’s permit for tenant finishes for the northeast Wichita store has
SpaRenity Nails & Organics to open in same Waterfront center as Bread & Circus Published By: The Wichita Eagle Written By: Carrie Rengers WICHITA — In keeping with the organic theme of the Waterfront’s new Whole Foods Market, which will go by Bread & Circus
Lalo’s Express Mexican Food moving to larger space By Carrie Rengers Published in the Wichita Eagle February 3, 2014 WICHITA — Almost a decade after opening, Jose Bernal is getting ready to move his Lalo’s Express Mexican Food to expanded space. The restaurant has about
Kansas Department for Aging and Disability Services signs new downtown lease Written by Carrie Rengers Published in the Wichita Eagle February 19, 2014 WICHITA — Another state agency has signed a lease at 266 N. Main St., which is known as the former Ryan International
The next 21st and Rock Development along Greenwich from 13th to K-96 could rival business activity on bustling Rock Road. Written by John Stearns Published in the Wichita Business Journal on January 24, 2014 Greenwich Road in northeast Wichita has been anything but sleepy the
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