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The aging Ken-Mar shopping center at 13th Street and Oliver will soon get a major renovation using $2.5 million in property tax dollars and about $5 million in private investment under a plan the Wichita City Council approved Tuesday. The area now has a strip mall, a Dollar General store and a payday loan business. Under the redevelopment plan, the buildings will get new facades, roofs and ...
Bob Aldrich wants to reduce the city's share of your property taxes -- not just to make life a little bit cheaper, but to put more money in businesses' hands so they can grow and add jobs. He does not, however, think that the 1-cent sales tax floated by city officials last year would be the best way to cut property taxes, especially now that people are cutting back on spending in tough ...
Ken Thomas wants Wichita to capitalize on these things: its pool of aerospace engineers, a movement toward wind energy, and the city's north industrial corridor. Those, along with more federal dollars, could help reinvigorate City Council District 6, a diverse area that he would like to represent in City Hall. Thomas, a 50-year-old plant manager at TreatCo., filed last week for the seat that ...
Wichita Falls City Council members gave their approval Tuesday to a change that will clear a hurdle in the plans to bring a new housing complex southwest of the Belair Residential Subdivision.
Sheppard Air Force Base is in the running to train cutting-edge cyber warriors, and the new mission could fill space left empty after the imminent exit of medical education courses from the base, Texas’ two senators and Wichita Falls’ congressman announced Tuesday. The mission could bring an estimated 1,400 new students annually, as well as 50 to 60 instructors stationed at Sheppard. “You look ...
What happens when people of different faiths get to know one another? A stunning story of a youthful interfaith friendship leading to a world-changing career, affecting even Kansas City, opens Feb. 3 at Union Station. It is the exhibit “A Blessing to One Another.”
More money is making its way to the Wichita Falls Police Department.
Wichita Falls city councilors periodically look at pictures and videos of old, rundown buildings, whose owners have not done anything to clean up the property -- despite being given formal notices by the city.
Some new duplexes and quadplexes will soon be making an entrance in Wichita Falls. The gated community will be on a portion of currently undeveloped land, southwest of the Belair subdivision. Developer Chuck Dennis owns about 17 acres, and wants to use some of it for the new housing units.
Oklahoma and Florida will play for the National Championship Thursday night, but Wichita is making its own case as a title town, thanks to an eighth grade powerhouse known as the Aztecs.
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