CONCORD, North Carolina — Using a nostalgic locale as his backdrop, Gov. Pat McCrory said Friday that he would propose restoring tax credits for historic homes and businesses when he addresses North Carolina lawmakers in his State of the State…
CONCORD, North Carolina — Using a nostalgic locale as his backdrop, Gov. Pat McCrory said Friday that he would propose restoring tax credits for historic homes and businesses when he addresses North Carolina lawmakers in his State of the State…
There’s a new type of corporation on the horizon, one that demonstrates social concern across a broad range of interests. Not surprisingly, Asheville is in the forefront of this movement. We’re talking about a Certified B Corporation. There are 1,200…
Local News ‘Blue Friday’ mania revs up the South Sound for Seahawks, Super Bowl
When it comes to predicting how well the Wilmington area’s economy will fare in the future, 3 percent is a key figure, a longtime UNCW economist said as he explained his latest forecast. “The economy’s got to grow about 3…
Wayne Ricker, left, and Bobby Fore lift a window for installation in the Sinclair Building at 59 Broadway in Asheville, a building dating from the 1920s that is being renovated to house retail space and short-term rentals. Backers of state…
Asheville City Council members unveiled their 2015 strategic operating plan Jan. 30, collecting data on three focus areas: economic growth and sustainability, affordability and economic mobility and high quality of life. Affordability in Asheville was high on the topic list. “Affordability is…
CONCORD, N.C. (AP) — Using a nostalgic locale as his backdrop, Gov. Pat McCrory said Friday that he would propose restoring tax credits for historic homes and businesses when he addresses North Carolina lawmakers in his State of the State…
CONCORD, N.C. Using a nostalgic locale as his backdrop, Gov. Pat McCrory said Friday that he would propose restoring tax credits for historic homes and businesses when he addresses North Carolina lawmakers in his State of the State speech. McCrory…
Posted: Thursday, January 29, 2015 12:00 am High school notebook: More college offers arrive for local prospects BY TAFT COGHILL JR./THE FREE LANCE-STAR Fredericksburg.com | 0 comments Posted on Jan 29, 2015 by Taft Coghill With one Colonial Forge football standout…
Local/State Taxes and ‘loathing’ in the City of Oaks? Raleigh council talks long-term