Not every castle has a fairytale story. In Shawnee, the historic Caenen Castle has seen many different iterations but recently it has been redeveloped as an upscale restaurant.
Cannan Stone Works builds, expands, and moves into facility in Shawnee
The team at CSW is expanding and moving their headquarters to a new facility in Shawnee, Kansas. The new headquarters will be located in Perimeter Park.
New Shawnee K-7 & 43rd intersection will empower industrial progress
Shawnee City Council has struck a development agreement with the WestLink Business Center and its tenants to improve the intersection of K-7 and 43rd Street.
Hartman Hardware building in downtown Shawnee sells to a developer with a vision for revitalization
After 74 years in downtown Shawnee, Hartman Hardware is closing permanently as owners sell building as part of retirement plan.
Multi-family residential complex planned for the site of former Wonderscope building
Sunflower Development Group tentatively plans to build a 5-story apartment complex with 185 to 190 market-rate units at 5700 King St.
Blume, the transformational live-work development, approved for Downtown Shawnee
A two-acre surplus plot located at 6115 Nieman Rd. will soon be transformed into a thriving live/work development in downtown Shawnee, Kan.
State and Local Officials Break Ground on Heartland Logistics Park
In a dusty lot in northwest Shawnee off of K-7 highway, Gov. Laura Kelly, Shawnee Mayor Michelle Distler and other officials plunged shovels into the ground Tuesday afternoon, ceremonially breaking ground on the Heartland Logistics Park.
Amazon eyes expansion in Shawnee
Amazon is looking to more than double the footprint of its distribution center at Shawnee’s WestLink Business Center.
Old Shawnee Pizza Gets an Outdoor-riffic Makeover
The aptly named pizza joint that puts the old in old-school is poised to get a stylish makeover this summer—including an expansive outdoor patio that guests have been clamoring about for years.
Shawnee companies ramp up production of ventilation masks and valves to meet COVID-19 demand
For two Shawnee companies making ventilation masks and other protective products has been their business model for years. But now these businesses are boosting production as demand for respiratory and protective gear skyrockets in the face of coronavirus.