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Mar 31, 2023

Midtown Funeral Home Expands With $3M In Improvements

By Miriah Hamrick, posted Mar 31, 2023

Over the past few years, a transformation has taken place at Coble Funeral & Cremation Service at Greenlawn Memorial Park with the addition of a new funeral home, mausoleum and on-site crematory.   The result of more than $3 million in improvements to the property, these new amenities allow for a wider range of options and in-house services for families planning ...

Jan 30, 2023

ILM To Chart Future Path In Forthcoming Report

By Miriah Hamrick, posted Jan 30, 2023

With many projects and opportunities on the horizon for Wilmington International Airport, officials have started work on a vision plan that will help guide the airport’s actions and share its strategies with the public.   Work on the report began earlier this month when New Hanover County Airport Authority board members received information from airport staff ...

Jan 20, 2023

Panelists Cite Cautious Optimism In Talk On Job Market

By Johanna F. Still, posted Jan 20, 2023

During a recent discussion centered on the local job market, panelists were cautiously optimistic about the year ahead.  On Thursday, the Cape Fear chapter of Commercial Real Estate Women (CREW) hosted a luncheon featuring a panel focusing on the theme, “The Jobs Picture for the Cape Fear Region.”  Moderated by University of North Carolina Wilmi ...

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Recognizing Women-Owned Small Businesses

Posted Oct 21, 2022
Oh, how far we’ve come! Women business owners, I’m talking to you! 
 
Starting, working, running, and owning a business is hard. I can’t imagine what it was like for all the women who came before me who had to overcome many more obstacles. Obstacles like needing a male relative to co-sign a business loan if they wanted to pursue financing for their busines...read entire article
Oct 14, 2022

Wilmington Downtown Inc. officials will look within the organization rather than conducting a search for a new president and CEO after the last person to hold the top role resigned in May. WDI’s executive committee voted unanimously at its September meeting to potentially look at the organization’s only staff member (other than interns) and vice president of ...

Sep 28, 2022

Hurricane Ian Prompts Local Closings

By Staff Reports, posted Sep 28, 2022

Hurricane Ian has made landfall on the west coast of Florida and will move off the Northeast Florida coast Thursday evening. The Category 4 storm could make landfall across southern South Carolina on Friday, according to the latest National Weather Service forecast.  In Southeastern North Carolina, the storm's anticipated arrival has already prompted closure ...

Sep 13, 2022

CFCC Working To Help Former TRU Colors Employees

By Staff Reports, posted Sep 13, 2022

After TRU Colors employees were informed last Wednesday that they’d be out of a job by Friday, local organizations have jumped in to assist them to find new roles.  Cape Fear Community College is providing resources and training to help the former employees enhance their employment skills, according to a CFCC release shared Tuesday.  The assistance is ...

Sep 7, 2022

OPINION: TRU Colors-The Cost Of Change

By George Taylor, posted Sep 7, 2022

Editor’s Note: On Wednesday, TRU Colors’ CEO and founder George Taylor announced in a statement that the brewery, which employs active gang members, will close Friday. Click here to read coverage of the announcement. Below is the full statement.   I spent the past 7 years working closely with so many amazing people trying to better our city. Over time, o ...

Aug 11, 2022

Region Rides Wave Of Government Contracts To Small Business

By Jenny Callison, posted Aug 11, 2022

A goal of the Small Business Administration is to encourage more small businesses to become involved in federal contracting. An announcement July 25 from the SBA indicated that the agency is making progress toward that goal, at least nationally.   During the federal fiscal year of Oct. 1, 2020-Sept. 30, 2021 – the most recent year for which complete data are a ...

Jul 14, 2022

At Trask Family Farms, Generational Farming Lives On

By Johanna F. Still, posted Jul 14, 2022

Tucked away off Blue Clay Road, a young farmer is carrying on a family tradition he is determined not to let die.  Twenty-two-year-old George Graham Trask is in the midst of his first summer season as head farmer at Trask Family Farms, a new business on old land centered around getting back to old ways.  For now, customers can get a taste of the farm’ ...

Jun 6, 2022

A professional men’s soccer team is poised to return to Wilmington by 2024, if recently announced plans come to fruition.  Will it be a resurrection of the Hammerheads? Maybe so, officials say.  Late Friday evening, United Soccer League (USL) League One announced USL had granted a newly formed group exclusive rights to pursue a League One expansion fr ...

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