Imagine the Century II site in a handful of years with a public park, a performing arts center, a convention center, and retail/office/apartments. That's a vibrant space that could really strengthen our core.

Check out this graphic that explains how the Century II site's urban fabric has changed over the years #Wichita riverfrontlegacywichita.org

Unfortunately for Wink, the restaurant just couldn’t compete on Mass Street. It was doomed from the day it was announced.

Douglas Design District is at a crossroads, but not everyone is on the same street ift.tt/2WKf08k

#MakeWichitaWin

My favorite of the bunch

Fascinating look at the iconic M.T.A. Subway map!

DeBoer plans to build five-story office building in downtown Wichita bizjournals.com/wichita/news/2… via Wichita Business Journal

Exciting to see Mayor Dr. Brandon Whipple support South Central’s new neighborhood plan! Congrats SoCe

Great seeing residents and groups like @socelife take such leadership in moving their neighborhood forward. Getting to know your 8 closest neighbors is something we could all strive to be better at

Check out these awesome new bike racks at at Riverfront Stadium Wichita Wind Surge

Are our tactics working #Wichita ? #ict How billionaires Koch and Buffett shape Wichita and Omaha - Los Angeles Times latimes.com/world-nation/s…

The artistic elements at Wichita’s Riverfront Stadium are top notch. A great public space for Wichita Wichita Wind Surge

Until renovations are complete, scheduled for this fall, Empower Evergreen will work out of the nearby Evergreen Neighborhood Resource Center at 2700 N. Woodland Dr.​ bizjournals.com/wichita/news/2…

Such a neat concept for local entrepreneurs to launch new concepts. Check it out!

What if we invested in, say, 5,000 chairs and place them all around the city. Just to see what happens. Chaos? Utopia?

The historic Nomar Theatre on Wichita's north side had an uncertain future this morning. After an afternoon auction for the building, and others around it, there's likely a brighter future for the long-closed neighborhood landmark.

Highways radically reshaped American cities: They destroyed dense downtown neighborhoods, divided many Black communities and increased car dependence. Now, some cities are looking to take them out. nyti.ms/2RPyf27

Wichita is no different

The Lawrence metro area was the 2nd fastest growing metro in KS according to new 2020 Census data. Lawrence: up 7.2%. KC up 9.1%; Wichita up 3.9%; Manhattan up 5.5%; Topeka down 0.3%