Maryland company will start assembling 150-foot KC Wheel to anchor Pennway Point project

Assembly of the 150-foot-tall KC Wheel soon will be visible to passersby near the former Carter-Waters industrial site, just west of Kansas City's IRS Processing Center. It will anchor Pennway Point, a family-friendly entertainment district.

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