Channel, an inclusive small business center powered by Live Oak Bank, partnered with the University of North Carolina School of Law Institute for Innovation to host three legal clinics for Wilmington small businesses and non-profits. Chakema ...
When certain military aircraft fly over Jeff Edwards’ house on Grace Street, the windows vibrate, and a deafening noise enters the home. “All conversation stops, and fingers go in the ears when this happens,” he said Wednes ...
Custom Home, a Wilmington-based furniture company founded by brothers John and Kevin Gray, recently announced the expansion of its facilities with a 50,000-square-foot distribution center in the Leland Innovation Park. The company will use t ...
Wilmington plans to demolish its downtown office space at 305 Chestnut St. City officials posted a bid advertisement Tuesday for the demolition of the buildings near the corner of North Third and Chestnut streets. According to city spokesperson Dy ...
Wilmington-based Tama Tea recently announced it's reached a distribution milestone through a partnership with Coastal Beverage, one of Eastern North Carolina’s leading beverage distribution companies. Representatives from the ...
After opening in September with more than 20 menu items, Olivero founder and owner Sunny Gerhart and co-executive chef Lauren Krall Ivey could have sat back and let the “soon-to-be-favorite-pasta joint” fulfill its destiny in the minds an ...
The Second Glass, a fixture on the South Front District dining scene since 2018, has been sold. Terry Espy, president of MoMentum Companies, represented both Celeste Glass, the seller of The Second Glass, and the buyer, Mark Zecher, in the ...
Plans from Eden Village to bring pod-style homes for the unsheltered to S. 17th Street are facing delays. Following a meeting last week with city of Wilmington staff, Tom Dalton, a local anesthesiologist and founder of Wilmington’s tiny home ...
Truist’s Wilmington market president of 22 years, Charlie Mattox, will now serve as Virginia-based Atlantic Union Bank's wholesale banking market president, the company announced Monday morning. Mattox made his decision to leave Tr ...
Lauren Wright and Keala Yu plan to close a culinary gap in downtown Wilmington once their wholesale bakery, Pie Slayer, opens its storefront on Princess Street at the end of May. Their spunky take on traditional pies will be available for wa ...
Wilmington Plans To Demolish Longtime Downtown Offices
Emma Dill
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May 15, 2024
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Olivero's New Menu To Highlight Seasonal Flavors
Katie Schmidt
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May 15, 2024
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Sale Of The Second Glass To Make Way For New Concept In South Front District
Jessica Maurer
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May 14, 2024
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Proposed Pod Community Delayed By Building Code Concerns
Emma Dill
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May 13, 2024
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Truist’s Charlie Mattox Moves To Atlantic Union Bank
Audrey Elsberry
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May 13, 2024
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Landon Hill's Local Catch app looks to streamline communication between stakeholders in the local fishing and seafood industry....
The intersection of medicine and technology sits at the core of Morris Nguyen's biotech startup, Predicate Healthcare Performance Group (HPG...
Meet the category winners for this year's Coastal Entrepreneur Awards. CEA’s goal is to shine a spotlight on up-and-coming companies, helpin...
The 2024 WilmingtonBiz: Book on Business is an annual publication showcasing the Wilmington region as a center of business.
