Julie Rehder traces her Wilmington roots back four generations on both sides of her family. The daughter of the late Stanley Rehder, known for protecting and celebrating the native Venus flytrap, Julie Rehder has had a lifetime lo
On a warm June day in 1957, Champion McDowell Davis walked out of the headquarters of the Atlantic Coastline Railroad for the last time. In his trademark straw hat and three-piece suit, and holding ...
Three elephants could have been born during the five-year construction project at The Davis Community. It has been a long wait for those of us who attended the first strategic planning meetings eight ...
Entering the room I take notice of all the subtle cues around me. The lighting is low. A family member curled in the recliner has an iPad, telephone, books and magazines, and bottled water within arm& ...
This article is my first for the Wilmington Business Journal’s Insights section. I have prepared a list of some subjects that might be of interest to readers, but one topic keeps coming back to ...
Investors Pay $5M For Former N2 Publishing Facility On New Centre Drive
Staff Reports
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Feb 3, 2023
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For Nearly $4M, Investment Firm Sells Brunswick County Home Sites
Staff Reports
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Feb 3, 2023
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Season’s Change At Julia’s Florist
Johanna F. Still
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Feb 3, 2023
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When The Government Becomes A Landlord
Johanna F. Still
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Feb 3, 2023
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Funding The Fight: Local Governments Put Opioid Settlement Dollars To Use
Neil Cotiaux
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Feb 3, 2023
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For this on-demand society, Neal Shah has created a service that meets a need in the caregiving sector while providing experience for studen...
Should a complicated deal come to fruition, the city of Wilmington could become a landlord over office space in the city’s tallest building....
Winter is bowling’s peak season in Wilmington, where it's tough for indoor venues to compete with the beach during the summer....
The 2023 WilmingtonBiz: Book on Business is an annual publication showcasing the Wilmington region as a center of business.