BY DENISE NEIL February 01, 2018 Crab-hungry Wichitans were excited earlier this month when they found out that a restaurant called Krab Kingz Seafood was eying the west side and planned to open there soon. Now, the Texas-based restaurant chain has chosen a spot. It’s going into
Developer: Let’s spend $1 billion on Wichita’s downtown in next 10 years Downtown development advocates such as Jeff Fluhr have talked lately about Wichita being in the midst of a transformative moment. George Laham thinks it’s time to kick it up a notch. “You want vision?” Laham
Cover Story: Focusing on next year Wichita’s major business sectors are primed for a big 2018, with major economic and personnel news marking a 2017 that ended on an optimistic, upbeat note. By Staff – Wichita Business Journal Dec 28, 2017, 5:00am Want more jobs? Spirit
By Bryan Horwath – Reporter, Wichita Business Journal 16 minutes ago Landmark Commercial Real Estate president Brad Saville likes to say that Wichita, a city with nearly 400,000 residents, has always had a small-town feel. He also acknowledges the city is changing, especially downtown Wichita. Landmark’s planned $23 million
By Bryan Horwath – Reporter, Wichita Business Journal Dec 19, 2017 Wichita city leaders are bringing back a speculative industrial building program. At Tuesday’s meeting, the City Council voted 6-1 to reimplement a program that was first introduced in 2012. The program, which will be a little different
By Bryan Horwath – Reporter, Wichita Business Journal Dec 19, 2017 The Wichita City Council on Tuesday moved forward plans for a $23 million mixed-use development around the Spaghetti Works building downtown. In a 6-1 vote — District 5 Councilman Bryan Frye dissented — the body agreed to accept
