There’s nothing quite like a community pool in the summertime. It’s where kids learn to swim, neighbors catch up (or try to ...

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The Greater Wilmington Business Journal is proud to host Wilmington's premier business networking events attended by over 200 like-minded business professionals, in a relaxed atmosphere to meet, ...

Companies and nonprofits in New Hanover, Brunswick and Pender counties are eligible for the awards. The winners will be featured in a special issue of the Greater Wilmington Business Journal and ...

Since joining the New Hanover County team all the way back in 2008, I couldn’t begin to fathom how many Board of Commissioner ...

Eldercare and AssistedCare at Home recently welcomed Lexi Herring Weldon to the family business. "As the third generation of the Herring family to join the company, Lexi brings nearly a decade of ...

A local mortgage broker and real estate investor hopes to create a 14,000- to 15,000-square-foot office building off Market Street. Adam Slack, senior vice president of mortgage lending for ...

The WilmingtonBiz: "Book on Business" is an annual publication showcasing the Wilmington region as a center of business. The publication serves as an annual update to business and community leaders on ...

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After years of sitting across from business owners wrestling with the decision to sell, I’ve learned that making that decision can feel overwhelming, emotional, and nearly impossible to navigate.

As a business leader, one of the most critical responsibilities is ensuring that the right people are in the right seats within the organization. This concept, often referred to as "talent ...

Like the tree for which it’s named, Live Oak Bank has spent much of its nearly two decades spreading its roots and canopy wide. Recently, however, it’s also sending roots deeper into its Wilmington ...