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Made in NC: A Guide to 11 Coastal Region North Carolina Wineries
Did you know that North Carolina is home to 525 vineyards and 186 wineries? For a state with a long, agricultural history of soybeans, corn, tobacco, and sweet potatoes, you may be surprised to hear that North Carolina is also involved in the grape scene (and largely so!). Did you know that North Carolina is…
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Made in NC: Cheerwine, Krispy Kreme, Mt. Olive, Lance and Texas Pete
North Carolina knows how to do delicious. You wouldn’t know it from a list of our top exports. Official statistics show that our state is a leading supplier of manufactured products like medicine, chemicals, tobacco, aircraft parts and diesel engines. North Carolina knows how to do delicious. You wouldn’t know it from a list of…
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5 Ways Offshore Wind Can Boost North Carolina’s Economy
North Carolina is in a good position to take advantage of long-term economic benefits from the development of environmentally sustainable offshore wind energy over the next two decades. North Carolina is in a good position to take advantage of long-term economic benefits from the development of environmentally sustainable offshore wind energy over the next two…
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(Un)Made in Currituck: East Coast Demolition
What began more than 40 years ago as a small insulation business has grown into a demolition company able to take down a multi-story hotel, precisely remove parts of a school or extract a beached shipwreck. What began more than 40 years ago as a small insulation business has grown into a demolition company able…
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Where is the Mid-Currituck Bridge?
For many who live in Currituck County, the Mid-Currituck Bridge (MCB) has become more urban myth than infrastructure reality. For many who live in Currituck County, the Mid-Currituck Bridge (MCB) has become more urban myth than infrastructure reality.
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7 Must-Try Outer Banks Beer Destinations
Recently, we announced the Weeping Radish’s plans to remain closed for at least the summer season of 2022. For local beer lovers and out-of-town aficionados alike, this news is simultaneously disappointing and exciting. Recently, we announced the Weeping Radish’s plans to remain closed for at least the summer season of 2022. For local beer lovers…
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Made in Currituck: Calvino’s Sausage
Michael Calvino filled the grinder on a recent Tuesday morning with his own Italian sweet sausage blend and turned the handle squeezing the meat into a milky white pig casing. Michael Calvino filled the grinder on a recent Tuesday morning with his own Italian sweet sausage blend and turned the handle squeezing the meat into…
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Made in Currituck: Currituck Millworks
Craig Eason lined up the rapidly circulating blade on his sawmill to slice bark from a hulking oak log. Craig Eason lined up the rapidly circulating blade on his sawmill to slice bark from a hulking oak log.
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Drum Kits, Neon Signs, Fire Hoses & Virtual Worlds: 10 Interesting Things Made in North Carolina
If you ask someone to name something that’s made in North Carolina — especially someone who isn’t from the Tarheel State — you’ll probably get a shortlist of answers that include tobacco, furniture, and famous food brands like Bojangles, Cheerwine, Mt. Olive, and Krispy Kreme. If you ask someone to name something that’s made in…
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21 CRE Experts Share Advice for Buying (or Leasing) Commercial Property or Land
If you’re looking for advice on buying (or leasing) commercial buildings or land, it makes sense to start with the experts. If you’re looking for advice on buying (or leasing) commercial buildings or land, it makes sense to start with the experts.
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