InMotion Spine – Muscle – Joint Clinic to open at Hampton Lakes Published in The Wichita Eagle Written by Carrie Rengers WICHITA — New chiropractors Meryl Miller and Jared Shoemaker are opening their first practice in Hampton Lakes at 37th and Maize this summer. “We just decided we wanted to stay
Art & Frame to move from NewMarket Square to 13th and Maize Road area Published in The Wichita Eagle Written by Carrie Rengers WICHITA — Jack Wilson and his Art & Frame shop was one of the first businesses in NewMarket Square a decade ago, and he says he’s now reluctant
Bann Thai Restaurant to open in former Siam Cuisine space Published in the Wichita Eagle Written by Carrie Rengers A new restaurant is going in the former Siam Cuisinespace near 21st and Woodlawn. Tui Jackson hopes to open Bann Thai Restaurant at 6249 East 21st Street North by April
Furnish My Nest coming at 21st and Rock Published in The Wichita Eagle By Carrie Rengers A new home furnishings store with a contemporary flair is coming to the Shops at Tallgrass near 21st and Rock Road. Furnish My Nest is taking the 2,240 square feet Cox Communications Kansas/Arkansasused
Academy Sports & Outdoors helps fill out center near 29th and Maize Two retail sites remain in Central Park Place development From The Wichita Business Journal by John Stearns, Reporter Date: Friday, March 23, 2012 A commercial development in northwest Wichita will take a
Laham: Opening of Cabela’s in Wichita is a game-changer By John Stearns In the Wichita Business Journal Thursday, March 15, 2012 The turnout for Cabela’s grand opening in Wichita on Wednesday could have filled 10,500-seat Koch Arena — and then some. In fact, by some estimates, it could
By Molly McMillin The Wichita Eagle Published Thursday, March 15, 2012, at 7:59 a.m. Updated Thursday, March 15, 2012, at 8:07 a.m. Read more here: http://www.kansas.com/2012/03/15/2256464/hawker-beechcraft-to-keep-wichitas.html#storylink=cpy In a move that will save hundreds of Wichita jobs, Hawker Beechcraft will keep Plant 1 open rather than
City’s retail market ‘ready to take off,’ brokers say Published in the Wichita Eagle By Carrie Rengers After a particularly lean three years, Wichita finally saw significant retail activity in 2011. Commercial brokers say that gives them a lot to build on in 2012. Read
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