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Tuesday, March 19, 2024

Small Business of the Year: Outdoor gearmaker attracts happy campers

Air Force veteran Judy Gross’ passion for lengthy treks ignited a business that helps take a load off weary hikers.

Small Business of the Year finalist: Ekos keeps craft brewers on track

Two beer and software enthusiasts partnered to create a leader in designing craft-beverage workflows.

Small Business of the Year finalist: Fayetteville’s Holmes Security

With a fourth generation on deck, a Fayetteville family secures a promising future in the protection trade.

Small Business of the Year finalist: Mickey Coffino recycles metal and lives

Trading steel and styling hair, Mickey Coffino has built successful businesses while lifting others out of trouble spots.

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Seven Gastonia doctors wage a legal fight to seek independence from CaroMont Health. The health system isn’t pleased.

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CrossFit pumps up devoted at 200 N.C. sites

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A minimalist fitness program has grown to one of the largest commercial chains in the world.

Wilmington brothers chart the markets

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Thousands seek riches through investment software plotted by Wilmington’s Worden Brothers.
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Q&A: Raleigh author Lara Casey empowers women

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Chapel Hill's Lara Casey employs a skillful multimedia approach to empower women to set goals and reach their dreams.

Pendo collects another $100M, wider fandom

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More money is flowing into a thriving Raleigh software applications concern, raising expectations for breakout success for Pendo.

Edenton deals with rental ruckus

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Edenton tourists’ demands for short-term rentals are prompting a pushback from the lodging industry.

Town Square: Apex garners peak reviews

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Rapid population growth is turbocharging Apex’s shift from a tiny hamlet to a bustling suburb.
Wegmans Raleigh store

Opinion: Wegmans takes a slice of the market

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The state’s newest grocery entrant, Wegmans, relies on affineurs and other experts to score its slice of the market.

Opinion: Five Tar Heel ways to share holiday spirit

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Five favorite ways to share holiday spirit with a distinct Tar Heel taste.

Round table: Travel and Tourism is a driving economic force

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North Carolina’s tourism industry is a major economic force with record visitor spending of $25.3 billion in 2018, a 5.6% increase that was the largest annual percentage gain since 2011.

Education, economic development and jobs services build the future workforce

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Education, economic development and jobs services build the future workforce.

Coastal N.C. is a thriving area

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