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Charlotte-based juice company expanding in Lake Norman
April 16. Charlotte-based Green Brothers Juice Co. will open a fourth location in Birkdale Village. The goal is to grow Charlotte locations with franchising a possibility in the future. “We’re confident now is the right time to introduce our delicious selection of juices, smoothies and bowls to the Huntersville community,” said Josh Norris, co-founder of […]
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April 16. Charlotte-based Green Brothers Juice Co. will open a fourth location in Birkdale Village. The goal is to grow Charlotte locations with franchising a possibility in the future. “We’re confident now is the right time to introduce our delicious selection of juices, smoothies and bowls to the Huntersville community,” said Josh Norris, co-founder of […]
April 14. Race car driver Bubba Wallace will help address vaccine hesitancy and health equity by partnering up with Novant Health, which will serve as the official health and wellness provider for 23XI Racing. Novant Health has been focused on ensuring equitable vaccine distribution in priority ZIP codes where health disparities are more common. 23XI […]
April 13. Gusmer Enterprises, a manufacturer of filtration and fermentation products, is investing $26.5 million in a new production facility, which will create 73 new jobs in Catawba County. The 135,000-square foot manufacturing facility in Hickory will be the family-owned company’s third plant. Gusmer was founded in 1918 to provide products to the brewing market. […]
April 12. By Dave Yochum. The statewide unemployment rate continues to improve, and local business leaders say the Lake Norman economy will improve even faster as more and more businesses reopen. Bill Russell, CEO of the Lake Norman Chamber, said he expects that all restrictions will be lifted by June 1. “While real estate has […]
BUSINESS ADVICE | By Cheryl Kane April 9. To be sustainable you generally need revenue generated from both returning customers and new customers. If revenue growth occurs primarily from new customers rather than from repeat customers, you may not be building a sustainable book of business for the future. To be clear: Churning customers (having […]
GUEST COLUMN. April 8. By Bill Russell. Spring is in the air, the azaleas are in full bloom and business is back at the lake! While we must continue to be diligent and cautious as we return to our favorite activities, consumers are again taking to their favorite retail stores and restaurants are seeing a […]
