Big Lots is getting a new lot in Wichita. The company is opening an approximately 24,000-square-foot store at Central and Tyler where Fadler’s Market used to be and Osco Drug before that. "I’m really expecting great things," says Rob Claxton, senior vice president for marketing.
The Wichita EagleThe Wichita Country Club has entered its next-to-last phase of renovation, which started with a more than $12 million master plan in 2006. "It’s pretty cool from our standpoint," chief executive and golf pro Cary Cozby says of the changes, which are leading
Twin Lakes owners are talking to big tenants Brad Barber and his father, David, have been silent partners in the renovation of Twin LakesShopping Center but have now taken over management of the project. "It was in quite a bit of a mess," says Colorado-based
Lowe’s to build near 29th and Maize BY BILL WILSON The Wichita Eagle Work will begin soon on the newest Wichita Lowe’s, a centerpiece of the commercial development near 29th North and Maize Road. Lowe’s officials confirmed plans Friday for a 148,000-square-foot store, four days
A group of investors led by Brad Saville will convert a former eatery at 21st Street North and Maize Road into a two-tenant retail center. AT&T will be the first to occupy the former Taco Bueno site. The company will put a retail store in
Lexington Square sat empty more than six months after it was built. Co-developer Mike Hampton says businesses were reluctant to be the first to go into the empty four-front shopping center just south of the busy intersection of Maple and Maize Road. But once he
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