Planet Fitness signs two new deals Published in The Wichita Eagle By Carrie Rengers WICHITA — There are deals for two new Wichita Planet Fitness sites, though the chain still isn’t talking about its plans here. Have You Heard? previously reported that the company is working on locations in
Plexus Inc. opens and leases space near Intrust Bank Arena Published in The Wichita Eagle By Carrie Rengers WICHITA — Business partners Shawn Spaeny and Nick Holt have started Plexus Inc. to sell high-definition surveillance cameras. “High-quality surveillance is what we do,” Spaeny says. The two have been in the business
Council votes to set up STAR bond district for fieldhouse project in northeast Wichita Published in The Wichita Eagle By Bill Wilson A multi-use destination entertainment STAR bond project at K-96 and Greenwich Road cleared its first major governmental hurdle Tuesday. Wichita City Council members
RBP Auto to open on Southwest Boulevard Published in The Wichita Eagle By Carrie Rengers WICHITA — Ryan Peavey has been wanting to get into the car sales business, but to get his dealer’s license, he says first he needed a building. So he’s signed a
A Box 4 U expands into finishing work for its blast-resistant modules Published in The Wichita Eagle By Carrie Rengers WICHITA — Wichita-based A Box 4 U is expanding its blast-resistant module business. Since the mid-1990s, Jeff Lange’s company has sold and leased blast-resistant modules for petroleum refineries and
Dragon Estate investors buy floors in Sutton Place and Broadway Plaza and plan more purchases downtown Published in The Wichita Eagle By Carrie Rengers WICHITA — What started as a real estate search for a law office has ledAbdul Arif to become a new investor in
Empire Barber Salon to move to Oxford Square near 21st and Woodlawn Published in The Wichita Eagle By Carrie Rengers WICHITA — Tyron Bowen is returning to Oxford Square near 21st and Woodlawn to do hair, but this time he’ll own the barber shop and salon instead of working
FDA to move to new Wichita office Published in The Wichita Eagle By Carrie Rengers UPDATED — The Food and Drug Administration is moving to a new Wichita office. The FDA’s lease is up at 1861 N. Rock Road, so it’s moving to 1,700 square feet at
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