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Wichita-based restaurant was set to open in Derby on Monday, but there's a delay
The former Jimmy’s Egg space in Derby is about to get a new tenant. Eduardo Gonzalez, who has three locations of The Easy Egg in Wichita, has taken over the spot at 317 N. Rock Road in Derby, which has been empty since Jimmy’s Egg abruptly closed three area restaurants in September. He’d posted on social media that the restaurant would open on Monday, Nov. 16, but things have changed. Today, he found out that Derby required a permit he did not have — one that Wichita does not require. So he’s having to push opening day back. The opening should still happen next week, though, he said. The Derby restaurant’s hours will be 7 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. daily. Gonzalez started The Easy Egg at 240 N. Main in Haysville in 2019. Two years later, he moved the restaurant to Wichita, saying he wasn’t busy enough during the week in Haysville. His first Wichita restaurant opened in the former Denny’s building on West Kellogg in August 2021. In February 2024, he opened one at 3130 N. Rock Road then added one at 3520 N. Maize Road. He’s also adding a restaurant at 244 S. Santa Fe in Salina. It’s
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State sues developers of Derby Shores project because ‘it has not been built'
Journalists have asked a lot of questions about the numerous false starts and delays at Derby Shores — part of a state-financed STAR bond district — and now the Kansas Department of Commerce wants answers. “More than four years after the project was approved and bonds were sold, it has not been built,” the state said in a lawsuit filed this month in Sedgwick County District Court . “Announced opening dates have come and gone.” The suit is against Derby Destination Development , a team consisting of Dave Murfin, Rick Worner and Rodney Steven II. Security Bank of Kansas City , the trustee on the project, and the city of Derby also are named. “It is going to take action by the developer to move things forward,” said Derby city manager Kiel Mangus. None of the developers returned calls for comment on Wednesday. A Commerce spokesman said no one was available to comment Wednesday, and neither of the department’s two Morris Laing attorneys returned calls for comment. Mangus said the city is still analyzing what’s in the lawsuit. “We haven’t fully been able to evaluate all the things in the suit, so that’s what we’re going through right now,” he
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Bullpups Survive Wellington to Clinch 4A Semifinal Berth
McPHERSON, Kan. – McPherson High School football battled a pesky Wellington team on Friday night at Brubaker Family Stadium. Trailing late, the Bullpups made key plays down the stretch for a 27-24 win over the Crusaders. After a slow offensive start for both teams, Chase Lowery recovered a fumble...
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Derby works toward resolution in Derby Shores development dispute
DERBY, Kan. (KWCH) - The City of Derby is working with the Kansas Department of Commerce regarding the pending litigation involving the developer of Derby Shores. As they move toward a resolution, the city said it understands the public’s interest in the project. To provide clarity, the city defined...
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Derby dominance continues, Panthers advance to sub-state
DERBY, Kan. (Catch it Kansas) - For the sixth time under head coach, Brandon Clark, the Derby Panthers, the one seed in class 6A, remain undefeated this deep in the playoffs. Hosting the 4 seeded Wichita Northwest grizzlies would be a battle in the sectional round of the post season, but the home field advantage proved vital for the Panthers dominance. Derby was in the driver seat from the jump, and stay alive in the playoffs with the 45-28 win over Northwest.