(AgEagle on Tuesday morning announced that it’s moving its office and manufacturing from Neodesha to Wichita at this building at 8863 E. 34th St. North. COURTESY PHOTO) UPDATED — AgEagle, the Neodesha drone company, on Tuesday morning announced its much-anticipated new Wichita office and manufacturing site. Although
The Spaghetti Works building, located at 619 E. William St., sat vacant for years. Built in 1894, it originally housed The Wichita Wholesale Grocery Company and was most recently utilized as the Spaghetti Works restaurant. In 2019, TGC Development enlisted Shelden Architecture to successfully blend
(Slated for completion in spring 2021, the Waterford Building in Omaha, Nebraska, will feature touch freeEnhances and germ-resistant flooring and seating surfaces.) The world right now is an uncertain place right now. And, with all the uncertainty,
Wichita has been experiencing a strong downtown revitalization that has brought construction of new and redeveloped office, retail and mixed-use projects throughout its urban core over the past few years. Two years ago, companies began relocating downtown as shifting workplace demographics incorporated close proximity, “live,
The news that Amazon is bringing a 140,000-square-foot warehouse to Wichita was big, but the company apparently has some much bigger news to come in Park City, which may include Neodesha’s AgEagle Aerial Systems. No one is talking yet, particularly Park City officials, but there’s
A speculative warehouse building in northeast Wichita will be the site of an Amazon distribution center — a huge grab for Wichita’s industrial market. The city announced the news Thursday. “There have been rumors spreading that Wichita was in the running for one of the
