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Attention North Carolina Farmers: Submit Soil Samples By Nov. 30 to Avoid Peak-Season Fees
RALEIGH — Fall is a time for planting and preparing for the upcoming growing season. It is also a good time to submit soil samples to the N.C. Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services for agronomic recommendations specific to what you are growing. Now is also the time to...
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Michael’s English Muffins Plans Raleigh Relocation
Michael’s English Muffins is preparing to expand its footprint in Raleigh, with plans to move into a larger space within the same property to support the bakery’s growing retail and wholesale operations. According to Leigh Magazine, the business has signed a lease to relocate a few doors down from its current location on Spring Forest Road, moving from Suite 114 to Suite 110.
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Severed Fiber Line Disrupts Raleigh-Durham Flights
A damaged fiber-optic cable near Raleigh-Durham International Airport in North Carolina disrupted air traffic Monday, prompting FAA ground stops and delays that continued for hours. The outage affected hundreds of flights after a contractor severed the cable during nearby plumbing work. According to local WRAL, an airport representative initially reported...
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Changes in deposit strategies within Triangle’s commercial banking
• Smaller commercial loans and tighter margins are pushing lenders to prioritize deposits, making broader banking relationships increasingly important in securing competitive credit. • Digital payments, stablecoins, and AI-driven underwriting offer opportunities to improve efficiency, but banks must balance innovation with deposit retention, fraud prevention, and financial stability. • Regional...
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Coastal Carolina business featured on ‘Shark Tank' is coming to Raleigh
Coastal Carolina-born seafood franchise Topsail Steamer will open its first Raleigh location on Saturday, Oct. 17 at North Raleigh’s Brennan Station. The store sells an array of take-home seafood steam pots weighing several pounds and ranging from $35 to $259. Customers can also buy pies, cornbread, seasoning jars, crab cracking tools and individual pounds of specific seafood. “What I love about Topsail Steamer is that it makes the experience of gathering around a seafood dinner easy to recreate at home,” Paige Rogalski, Raleigh’s co-franchisee said. “You can pick up a bucket for dinner with your family, bring one to a game-day gathering or put several on the table when friends come over. We’re excited to give people in Raleigh another way to gather around a meal and make it their own.” While the idea doesn’t offer dine-in locations, their signature “Bay Buckets” come with instructions to steam for 30 to 40 minutes and tips for flavor . The finished seafood can then be poured onto a brown paper provided with the order for minimal cleanup. The Raleigh location will also offer catering and gifting options. In 2024, the seafood steam pot concept was featured on ABC’s “Shark Tank,” with founder,
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Raleigh campus sale to expand Frankie Lemmon School and Foundation
RALEIGH – A two-building Raleigh campus will be transformed into a significantly expanded home for Frankie Lemmon School and Foundation, highlighting how existing commercial properties can be repositioned to meet growing community needs. Located at 4401 and 4501 Atlantic Avenue in North Raleigh, the 114,781-square-foot campus will bring together...
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60+ flight delays at RDU Tuesday after previous day's equipment failure
Many passengers on Tuesday were dealing with the aftermath of what officials at Raleigh-Durham International Airport described as "intermittent" ground stops a day earlier. More than 60 flights were delayed, a day after a Federal Aviation Administration contractor cut a fiber-optic line during a plumbing repair near the FAA tower on Monday morning, according to RDU officials.
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A European-Style Country House on 17 Wooded Acres in Cary, North Carolina
A bucolic European-style homestead surrounded by fields of flowers embraces solitude minutes from a busy North Carolina city. When most people think of Cary, North Carolina, they picture the Research Triangle, a technology hub surrounded by suburban neighborhoods and urban conveniences. What they likely don’t imagine is a secluded 17-acre woodland retreat tucked into the heart of the city, with a winding drive and a bridge spanning a babbling creek that leads to a European country house surrounded by wildflower and vegetable gardens.
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Clayton Builds Manufacturing Connections At IMTS 2026
CLAYTON, N.C. – The Town of Clayton recently took its economic development efforts directly to one of the manufacturing industry’s largest gatherings, representing the community at the International Manufacturing Technology Show (IMTS) in Chicago. Held September 14–19, IMTS brought together manufacturers, technology companies, suppliers and industry leaders from...
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Genius Water Co. Launches in Raleigh, NC to Help Homeowners with Water Softeners and Water Treatment Solutions
Genius Water Co. has officially launched in Raleigh, NC, offering water softeners, carbon filtration, reverse osmosis, and well water treatment to homeowners across the Triangle and Triad regions. The company aims to help local families enjoy cleaner, softer, and better-tasting water throughout their homes. Raleigh, NC, United States, October 10,...
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Raleigh's Bloom Collective Café Shuts Oct. 24 as Federal Hemp Crackdown Looms
Bloom Collective, the botanical café and gathering spot tucked inside Modern Apotheca in North Raleigh, will shut its doors for good on Saturday, Oct. 24, 2026. The closure comes as the business braces for sweeping new federal hemp regulations, and it marks the end of four years of community events, workshops and markets at the space.