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Legal Issues
New Auto Insurance Policies On The Way!In this article, Jackie Houser of Flexner Houser Injury Law has good news and not-so-good news regarding upcoming changes to every North Carolina Insurance policy. Since 1999, the m ... |
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Year-End Tax Planning Tips for 2023As 2023 is coming to a close, it's a great time to start thinking about year-end tax planning. For many individuals and businesses taxes can be a significant financial burden, and perhaps, often a ... |
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CFPUA 2023 Annual Report Chronicles a Year of Organizational ExcellenceWith the approach of the year’s end, individuals and organizations commonly reflect on the challenges and accomplishments of the preceding 12 months while resolving to embrace the opportunities ... |
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Paving the Way to Better City StreetsGood quality streets are important to residents and businesses alike. That’s why improving Wilmington’s street infrastructure is a continued priority for City Council. In recent ... |
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A Public Service Profile on Improving the Customer ExperienceThrough the doors. Down the hallway. Past the fish tank. Look for the signs. There’s no way of knowing just how many times sentences like those were used by New Hanover County emp ... |
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Human Resources
Training and Development with Leath HR GroupPromoting an employee? Want to help make them successful? Consider our "First Time Managers" and "Buddy to Boss" trainings. Do you have a leader who is s ... |
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Financial
How to be Your Tax CPA's Top ClientHow to Be Your Tax CPAs Favorite Client: Be a good person Communicate Have complete and accurate financial statements (good books) Please call us if you need help with ... |
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Legal Issues
I Don’t Sell Auto Insurance, But…In this article, Jackie Houser of Flexner Houser Injury Law shares advice about the automobile insurance coverage you need to protect you and your family from disaster. You cannot literally ... |
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Residential Real Estate
Essential Fall Maintenance Tasks for Community AssociationsAs the leaves change color and the temperature begins dropping, fall presents an excellent opportunity for community associations to prepare their neighborhoods for winter weather. From common areas t ... |
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Financial
Show Me the Money: How to Put Profit First“A budget is telling your money where to go instead of wondering where it went.” –John C. Maxwell There’s nothing worse than getting to the end of the y ... |
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AARP Offers Support for Area Caregivers During November’s National Family Caregiving MonthFeeling stretched in your role as a caregiver? Caregiving can be stressful—physically, emotionally, and financially. In North Carolina, more than 1.28 million people are providing care to a fami ... |
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Financial
Small Business Banking and the Benefits of a Credit UnionSmall businesses are the backbone of any economy, and managing their finances is crucial for growth and success. One essential aspect of this financial management is choosing the right banking institu ... |
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Education
Entrepreneurs Thrive HereWilmington, North Carolina, is not just a coastal paradise known for its stunning beaches, historic charm, and thriving cultural scene; it's also emerging as a vibrant hub for entrepreneurship, co ... |
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Education
Where the Greatest Minds Are Made: Transitioning from A Corporate Career to Higher EducationThis piece was contributed by Dr. Yolanda Pollard, Director, Swain Center for Executive Education within CSB. Throughout my career in corporate settings, I embraced the opportunity to work al ... |
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Water Wins in North Carolina's State BudgetProviding water and sewer services to more than 200,000 people in New Hanover County is a massive undertaking. Cape Fear Public Utility Authority (CFPUA) operates nearly $1 billion worth of i ... |
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Why Feasibility is Paramount to SuccessMost of the entrepreneurs I have worked with over the years are enthusiastic, hard-working individuals. The nuts and bolts required to bring a dream into reality can be difficult to identify for some, ... |
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Education
UNC Wilmington's Visionary Plan for a Healthier Southeastern North CarolinaAs the University of North Carolina Wilmington (UNCW) embarks on its 76th year, a groundbreaking new strategic plan under the leadership of Chancellor Aswani K. Volety marks a significant milestone ... |
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ERC Audits On the Rise: Are You On the IRS’s Radar?If you’re anything like most small business owners we work with, you’ve got better things to do than scroll Google for news about the IRS and what it’s been up to lately. &nbs ... |
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Debunking Common Misconceptions About Living in a Community AssociationCommunity associations are often the subject of various misconceptions. Some may perceive them as bureaucratic and overbearing. However, these perceptions disregard the underlying reasons for associat ... |
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New Hanover County is Building for a Brighter FutureThe distance between our Government Center and the Appalachian State campus is a little more than 300 miles. Give or take a few pit stops on the route, that equates to around five hours of staring thr ... |
10 Steps To Prepare Your Facility For Heavy StormsIt’s never too early to think about preparing your facility for heavy storms – especially now that our region is in the heart of hurricane season. Following is a 10-step action plan to ensure that your facility is ready for heavy storms. Be sure to check that your roof, gutters, and roof drains are clear of items that could damage the roof or block the flow of water rapidly draining off the building. Be sure the roof vent covers are in place and firmly affix ... |
Straight Talk on Tech: Implementing IT in Health CareDear Reader, Atrómitos is honored to have sponsored the Insightful Discussion “Straight Talk on Tech: Implementing IT in Health Care." We are grateful to the panel that participated in this critical and timely discussion. It is no longer enough for physicians and other health care providers to only rely on their hard-won clinical expertise and experience in delivering care. As the health care system moves (in some cases gets dragged, pushed, or pulled) towards va ... |
The Luncheon for Literacy: More than a MealOn Thursday, May 19, 2022, the Cape Fear Literacy Council will celebrate the return of our signature event and fundraiser, the annual Luncheon for Literacy, after a two-year hiatus caused by the COVID-19 pandemic. Like many aspects of post-pandemic living, a few things are different. This year we will gather outdoors at the Watermark Marina overlooking the Cape Fear River, with guests seated under a spacious tent. Attendees can expect an empowering atmosphere, breathtaking vi ... |
