BY CARRIE RENGERS The Wichita Eagle UPDATED – At long last there are concrete signs – no pun intended – that something is happening at Southfork. A concrete slab has been poured for an IHOP that will be opening at the development at the southwest corner of 47th
BY CARRIE RENGERS The Wichita Eagle The Epic Center, which is the tallest building in Kansas at 23 stories, is once again for sale. The last time the 289,154-square-foot building at 301 N. Main St. sold was in 2013. IPC Wichita Properties sold it to current owner BACM 2005-3
BY CARRIE RENGERS The Wichita Eagle The group of investors that reassembled the ownership of the Petroleum Building after theMinnesota Guys sold it floor by floor has now sold it to Gene Regier and a group of partners with CDK Wichita. “It’s just a neat old building,” Regier says of the
Screenshot from YouTube video/ClickClickBAMF BY CARRIE RENGERS The Wichita Eagle Stanton and Randi Wilkerson took what used to be a backyard battle for kids with Nerfguns and turned it into a business called Dart Warz. Now the California natives are bringing it to Wichita. “What we’re doing right now is
The Waterfront development in northeast Wichita is primed for expansion with the addition of a new office building. Crossland Construction Co. Inc. has pulled a commercial building permit to construct the shell of a seven-story office building. The permit is valued at $13.5 million. The address
BY CARRIE RENGERS The Wichita Eagle Chiropractor Jayme Gawith will begin seeing patients at a new office at Cambridge Marketat 21st and Webb Road on Monday. Gawith, who has been in business for 15 years, has returned to solo practice. “Everything’s great,” he says. “Everything’s going to be
