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$84 million Cary railroad project could force businesses to relocate
A proposed $84 million railroad project in Cary is designed to make a busy crossing safer and improve traffic flow, but it could also force businesses in the area to relocate. The North Carolina Department of Transportation is proposing to take Northeast Maynard Road underneath the railroad tracks near East Chatham Street, eliminating the existing at-grade crossing.
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The Massive North Carolina Nursery Where Cash Is Still King And The Prices Feel Stuck In The 90s
Your wallet may think it accidentally traveled back in time. Down a country road in North Carolina, rows of plants seem to keep going long after you expect the nursery to end. Then you notice the price tags and start checking whether somebody misplaced a digit. The whole operation has...
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A real estate succession plan built over two decades
Lucia Cooke and daughter Allison Zimmerman built a decades-long succession plan for Cooke Residential, a Raleigh-Durham firm with ~$32 million in 2025 volume. Zimmerman now serves as broker in charge and co-owner. Trust, education, and shared institutional knowledge—including from the late Cecil Cooke Jr.—shaped the transition. AI Summary.
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Stein highlights affordable housing during tour of new Raleigh complex
North Carolina Gov. Josh Stein toured Raleigh's newest affordable housing complex on Tuesday with Southeast Raleigh Promise and shared plans for expanding affordable housing across the state. Southeast Raleigh Promise's chief executive, Yvette Holmes, led the tour alongside Emila Sutton, Raleigh's Director of Housing and Community Development. Stein saw the...
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Clayton Manufacturer Plays Supporting Role In Growing Pharmaceutical Industry
CLAYTON — As Clayton’s pharmaceutical and life-sciences sector continues to grow, another local manufacturer is working behind the scenes to support companies operating in those industries. MM Packaging Clayton provides packaging-related services for customers that include pharmaceutical companies in and around Clayton. The company is being highlighted during...
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Dick's House of Sport Set to Open at Crabtree Mall With Bryce Young, Climbing Wall
A more than 100,000-square-foot Dick's House of Sport is set to open inside Crabtree Valley Mall in North Raleigh, filling a former Sears space that sat empty for almost eight years after the department store closed for good in November 2018. The grand opening is scheduled for Friday, October 9, with a weekend of giveaways and player appearances meant to draw crowds back to a corner of the mall that had gone dark since before the pandemic.
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KS Bank Celebrates 1st Place Finishes in Best of Johnston County and Goldsboro Best of the Best Awards
Recognitions highlight the importance of relationship-driven community banking in North Carolina. SMITHFIELD, NC, UNITED STATES, October 6, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ -- KS Bank, a state-chartered savings bank and community-oriented financial institution, is honored to receive 1st place for Best Bank in both the Best of Johnston County and Goldsboro Best of the Best Awards. Both awards are community-driven, meaning nominations and votes come from locals utilizing the businesses in town.
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Affordable housing project a model for NC
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701 East Green Street, revisited.
George and Cora Miller Washington built their large house at 701 East Green around 1920. George Washington‘s sister Annie was married to Samuel H. Vick and lived catercorner from the Washingtons at 622 East Green. Within a decade of Historic Register designation in 1988, East Green Street had lost...
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This North Carolina City Could Be The Place Everyone Wants To Move To In 2027
House hunting has a funny way of turning normal people into part-time detectives. Suddenly, commute times feel personal and every neighborhood gets inspected like it is hiding a secret. As 2027 gets closer, one North Carolina town keeps giving future residents plenty to investigate. The appeal is not difficult to...
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Ten Years After Leaving the Bay Area, a Raleigh Agent Shares What Californians Should Know Before They Move
The first time Carolyn Graven flew into Raleigh-Durham International Airport during spring pollen season, the descent looked exactly like flying into the Bay Area. There was the same haze settled over everything below. The difference was the color. "In California it's smog," she says. "Here it was yellow. That was...