Business
Cooper: ‘The Path to a Stronger, Healthier Future for North Carolina’
OPINION. Sept. 2. By Gov. Roy Cooper. This pandemic has affected every corner of our state, including our state budget needs. For many families, it has also shifted their priorities. Last week, I proposed a budget that tackles the challenges we’re facing today while building for the promise of tomorrow. We can emerge from this […]
Beck on Broad grand opening Thursday in Mooresville
Sept. 2. Beck on Broad, the flagship store for Beck Bags and lifestyle boutique, will hold its grand opening Thursday, September 3, from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. at 104 N. Broad St., Mooresville. Beck Bags, which was founded in 2018 by Leigh Moose. Beck on Broad will offer Beck Bags, home furnishings, clothing, skincare, and more […]
Home and property sales for August: Mooresville
Sept. 1. These are recent property transactions over $250,000 recorded by the county Register of Deeds in Iredell County. Mooresville 7/6/20 $320,000 Joshua & Genelle Gardner to Philip & Deborah Solomone, 141 Chertsey Dr. 28115 7/6/20 $522,500 Ayers, Dortch & Lyons to Clear Capital Investment Group, 111 Bay Port Ln. 28117 7/6/20 $355,000 Michelle L. […]
Stick to your knitting in a changing world
By Cheryl Kane. Our COVID-19 world is fraught with a churning set of unexpected decision points. For some, it’s in the form of unique opportunities to grow a business in surprising ways. For others, it means having to confront seemingly insurmountable problems. Despite the feeling one must act immediately, being strong enough to rely on […]
Union Street detour extended to Sept. 11 in downtown Concord
Concord, N.C. – Part of Union Street near the intersection of Means Avenue in downtown Concord will remain closed as crews continue to work on underground utilities. The work is part of the Cabarrus County Courthouse renovation/construction project. Messer Construction said unforeseen existing conditions and weather delays were to blame for extending the construction timeline […]
Cabarrus brewery taps into awards
Aug. 25. Last week, the North Carolina Craft Brewers Guild held its 9th annual NC Brewers Cup competition, the largest single state commercial competition in the Southeast. Medals were awarded in 32 style-based beer categories, with Cabarrrus Brewing Company, 329 McGill Ave., Concord taking first place in Session IPA for its Driveway Sesh; third place […]
Boards of adjustment have quasi-judicial standing
Aug. 24. A recent appeal filed by several homeowners in the Arrington development—a neighborhood of $300,000 homes off Bud Henderson Road on the western side of Huntersville—about the continued operation of the nearby Broken Arrow Shooting Range was unsuccessful. It leaves the NC Superior Court as their final recourse. The range was there for years […]
Mooresville new corporations: August 2020
These businesses registered with the North Carolina Secretary of State. 7/6/20 AVI Consultancy LLC, Krupa Brahmbhatt, 123 Swamp Rose Dr. 28117 7/6/20 Carolina’s Automotive Wholesale Inc., Jason Rooks, 195 Johnson Dairy Rd. 28115 7/6/20 M-5 Properties LLC, Scott E. Marks, 129 Live Oak Ln. 28115 7/6/20 Morgan Wealth Management LLC, Alan W. Guffy, 149 Welton […]
Atrium lands national honors from Physicians Assistant group
Aug. 20. Atrium Health has received the 2020-2021 Employer of Excellence from the American Academy of Physician Assistants Center for Healthcare Leadership (CHLM). The award program is designed to showcase organizations that have implemented practices that create positive work environments for physician assistants and encourage collaborative healthcare provider teams. “Atrium Health is one of the […]
Unemployment hurting women more than men
Aug. 19. In late 2019, a headline in The Hill trumpeted the fact that women made up the majority of the workforce. What a difference a little more than six months makes. A recent LaborIQ analysis conducted by ThinkWhy noted that, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics May 2020 numbers, women’s unemployment rate stood at 14.3% versus 11.9% […]
