Business Notebook for Jan. 15
In this week’s notebook: Ace Hardware store coming to former Stein Mart space at Highland Center; Wana Navu Kava Bar to serve non-alcoholic and CBD-infused beverages; $25,000 grant presented to Methodist University nursing program: local agricultural educator Paul Young Jr. selected for national award; organizations may apply for free bike helmets from the N.C. Department…
Business Notebook for Jan. 1
In this week’s notebook: FSU Reading Clinic receives $10,000 donation from First Horizon Bank; the Cumberland County Fire Chiefs’ Association honors Firefighter of the Year and Fire Officer of the Year.
Business Notebook for Dec. 18
In this week’s notebook: White Trash & Colorful Accessories changes its name to Cursive, and Fayetteville Justice For Our Neighbors receives $12,000 for an arts event.
Business Notebook for Dec. 11
In this week’s notebook: Metronet opens a Fayetteville store; Vaughn, Mantzouris recognized for work with Cumberland County Schools; Walker named 2022 Outstanding Young Farmer of the Year.
Business Notebook for Dec. 4
In this week’s notebook: Luke Wheeler recognized as Security Systems News 40 under 40, Dana Smith named 2022-23 School Psychologist of the Year.
Business Notebook for Nov. 27
In this week’s notebook: Mega Force Staffing celebrates 40 years; FSU names Tina Raines assistant vice chancellor for marketing and creative services.
Business Notebook for Nov. 20
In this week’s notebook: Alex McFadyen of Coldwell Banker Advantage wins national “Rookie of the Year” award; FTCC welcomes two new trustees, and three returning trustees; Johnny A. Carter inducted into Cumberland County Agricultural Hall of Fame.
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Business Notebook for Nov. 13
In this week’s notebook: Metronet names Telly Whitfield director of government affairs; the 2022 Community Stand Down Resource & Information Fair is set for Friday from 9 a.m. until 1 p.m. at V.F.W. Post 6018 at 116 Chance St.; Cumberland County Schools will host its annual Choice Fair on Dec. 3 from 9 a.m. to…
Business Notebook for Oct. 9
In this week’s notebook: Lisa Kennedy Geddie promoted to president of Coldwell Banker Advantage’s Sandhills region; Red Hat to be at Fayetteville Technical Community College to discuss job opportunities, training options; Methodist earns ‘Best for Vets’ ranking; Cooperative Extension to conduct Master Gardener volunteer training.
Business Notebook for Sept. 18
In this week’s notebook: Angie Brady selected for Southeast Tourism Society board, Steve Foley named credit union CEO of the Year, Heather Skeens named assistant Cumberland County manager, Cumberland County seeking vendors to participate in employee wellness fair and Miller-Motte College is hosting a Community Resource Open House.
Business Notebook for Sept. 11
In this week’s notebook: Cumberland County Schools recognize two high school counselors and three health care professionals; Cape Fear Valley receives a grant for an Arts Therapy program; an FSU professor secures funding from the National Science Foundation for her research; and Methodist University’s engineering program receives accreditation.
Business Notebook for Sept. 4
In this week’s notebook: TRP Sumner senior accountant earns CPA license, Methodist ranked most diverse university in North Carolina, Cumberland County Public Library receives grant for digital literacy workshops and co-chairs named for Fort Bragg, Cumberland County Food Policy Council.
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