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Sniffspot, a short-term rental website and app, lets property owners rent out their yards or other spaces as private dog parks. So far there are about 200 Sniffspots in Kansas, but the number is growing.
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Gwen Ottenberg, owner of Imagine That Toys in Wichita, shares some fun new games — or new versions of old favorites — to play with friends and family this year.
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Over the past 22 years, Freddy’s Frozen Custard & Steakburgers has become one of the most successful restaurant concepts to ever come out of Wichita, with 540 restaurants in 36 states — and counting.
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Moler’s is one of the last camera shops in Kansas.
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For $25 to $30 a day, owners can drop off their dogs at one of Wichita’s many daycare and boarding facilities — the number is growing all the time — and know their pets will be safe and supervised. Maybe more importantly, the dogs will run off some energy.
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With an unpredictable economy, as well as the mental health challenges that come with owning a business, it’s becoming harder for some small businesses to stay open.
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Downtown growth is seeing a lot of momentum. There is about $700 million worth of development either planned or underway. The most notable project is a biomedical campus that WSU, WSU Tech and KU School of Medicine-Wichita are building together.
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The bill's failure may mean a Wichita task force can move forward with its recommendation to ban plastic bags from stores.
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KMUW spoke with small business owners in Wichita about the difficult economic year and what the holidays mean for their business.
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The social media platform allows people to make money via brand deals, advertisements and views per video.