Artist at Large Tattoo owner Dennis McPhail plans ‘creative look’ for his building Published by The Wichita Eagle By Carrie Rengers WICHITA — Artist at Large Tattooowner Dennis McPhail is now also a landlord at large. He has purchased the more than 8,000-square-foot building, which looks like three
Friends University to purchase, renovate buildings in Delano Wichita Business Journal by Josh Heck, Reporter The Friends University art department will move off campus next year following the $3.5 million purchase and planned renovation of the historic Farmers State Bank building in the Delano District. Friends
Friends University to renovate two Delano buildings for art department By Dan Voorhis The Wichita Eagle Friends University today announced a $3.5 million plan to renovate two buildings in Delano and move its art department there. The 1911 Farmers State Bank Building and Odd Fellows Hall at
McCurdy auctioning four visible properties in, around Wichita Wichita Business Journal by John Stearns, Reporter Date: Tuesday, May 1, 2012, 2:00pm CDT McCurdy Auction next week will hold three absolute auctions on high-visibility properties in around the Wichita metropolitan area. The properties are at Pawnee
Sonic to open this summer at Paul Jackson’s Stonebridge development at 37th Street North and Maize Road Published by The Wichita Eagle By Carrie Rengers WICHITA — Stonebridge developer Paul Jackson now confirms whatHave You Heard? reported was a possibility in March. Sonic is coming to his development at 37th Street North and
Local commercial real estate looking up By Bill Wilson The Wichita Eagle The clouds are beginning to lift a little on Wichita’s largely stagnant commercial real estate market, with retail growth leading the way. But the city’s brokers are clear about this: We’re a long way
Once ‘too small’ a market, now Wichita’s on a national retail roll Published in The Wichita Eagle By Bill Wilson Costco’s possible entry into the Wichita market would be the latest prize for the city, which has seen two years of surprising retail growth.
A-OK Pawn Shops owner Bruce Harris to start Better Living lease-to-own business Published in The Wichita Eagle Written by Carrie Rengers WICHITA — A-OK Pawn Shops owner Bruce Harris is starting a new lease-to-own furniture business that he hopes will become a chain of stores. “It’s a brand-new concept
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