April 2018
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Biscuitville shows there’s power in flour
Keeping growth ambitions in check, family-owned Biscuitville has developed a loyal following by sticking to its kneading.
2018 top 100 golf courses in North Carolina
We’re pleased to present the North Carolina Golf Panel’s annual listing of the state’s top 100 courses for 2018.
N.C. Golf: The 2018 listing of North Carolina’s top 100 courses
The 2018 listing of North Carolina’s top 100 golf courses
N.C. Golf: Designer Spence restores courses’ glory
Kris Spence’s specialty is restoring the state’s classic tracks.
N.C. Golf: Kelly Miller mixes new, old at venerable resorts
Two revered Sandhills resorts take a different swing at a new generation.
N.C. Golf: Three Triangle courses with a scholarly approach
Three golf courses in the Triangle are on-campus, open-to-the-public layouts and among the state’s best.
N.C. Golf: New owners revive purist’s favorite Dormie Club
A Nebraska publishing family extends a lifeline to an the acclaimed Sandhills course the Dormie Club.
Moogfest champions technology as a tool for creativity
Durham’s Moogfest champions technology as a tool for creativity.
Nicole Sodoma’s fighting spirit helps resolve family feuds
Charlotte lawyer Nicole Sodoma guides clients through the complex process of divorce, custody and other family matters.
ALEC chief Jason Saine’s path to political power
The state business community’s favorite lawmaker, Jason Saine, networks his way into influence.
Wilkesboro promotes music heritage as community builder
MerleFest’s hometown seizes on its bluegrass roots as it plots a renewal.
VF shakes up portfolio with Nautica sale
VF continues shaking up its portfolio, with recent announcements it will sell the well-known Nautica brand and acquire Altra.
Startup spirit stirring in N.C. community banking
Two Charlotte area groups are poised to become the first bank startups in the state since 2009.
RumbleOn aims to lead online sales of motorcycles
Two auto-industry innovators aim to rev sales of pre-owned motorcycles.
Tru Color Brewing recruits active gang members
Last June, Taylor launched Tru Colors Brewing, which employs about 30 active Port City gang members.
No Evil Foods, sold in 25 states, is growing in Weaverville
No Evil Foods sells its “plant meat” products in more than 250 stores in 25 states.
Solar investing, war experience spur McCready’s political career
Dan McCready and Rye Barcott build an investment company hinged on North Carolina’s surging solar industry.
Alliance One’s stock smokin’ on cannabis plans
Alliance One International, a leaf tobacco merchant dating back to the early 20th century, is hitting a high with new investments in the e-liquid, industrial hemp and cannabis markets.
Washburn: The case against film industry incentives
Incentives for filmmakers produce short-term highs with few long-term gains.
In 50th year, Fairystone Fabrics grows at double-digit pace
Jim Bryan builds a thriving manufacturer at Fairystone Fabrics with assistance from an industry giant.
Tiger Woods reappears as golf’s dominant force
Golf’s dominant force reappears, boosting hopes for an industry that has lost some luster.
Leading-edge technology spurs biomanufacturing growth
Leading-edge technology spurs biomanufacturing growth.
North Carolina’s industrial parks have the right fit
North Carolina’s industrial parks come in a wide array of sizes and uses.
International firms invest billions in eastern North Carolina
International firms are investing billions in eastern North Carolina.
