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WELCOME TO WICHITA
TLC Properties on Sept. 3 breaks ground on a Wichita, Kansas, apartment complex dubbed Union Mill. The development with more than 300 units is tailored to the 55-plus community and slated for completion in winter 2022. It’s the second project outside of Missouri for TLC Properties, with Promenade Commons in Rogers, Arkansas, coming in November.

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WELCOME TO WICHITA

TLC Properties on Sept. 3 breaks ground on a Wichita, Kansas, apartment complex dubbed Union Mill. The development with more than 300 units is tailored to the 55-plus community and slated for completion in winter 2022. It’s the second project outside of Missouri for TLC Properties, with Promenade Commons in Rogers, Arkansas, coming in November.

POWER MOVE
Branco Enterprises Inc. on Sept. 3 installs a generator at Jordan Valley Community Health Center downtown. The generator weighs 36,000 pounds, project officials say, and generates 750 kilovolt-amperes in power. Branco is also the general contractor for Jordan Valley’s Ambulatory Surgery Center project in Springfield and a new Republic clinic.

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POWER MOVE

Branco Enterprises Inc. on Sept. 3 installs a generator at Jordan Valley Community Health Center downtown. The generator weighs 36,000 pounds, project officials say, and generates 750 kilovolt-amperes in power. Branco is also the general contractor for Jordan Valley’s Ambulatory Surgery Center project in Springfield and a new Republic clinic.

Week on the Street: Sept. 13-19, 2021

BY: SBJ Staffsbj@sbj.net

Posted online September 13, 2021 | 7:37 pm

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