Development

Take a peek back in time to the days when Lighthouse Grill was still slinging vegetable plates or Blockbuster was still dishing out DVDs.
Brace yourselves for big things coming to the Twin City this year.
There are more traffic changes coming downtown.
It’s safe to say the Twin City is home to many visionaries who make our city great.
The first completed building on the estate grounds will reopen with modern amenities while fulfilling its original purpose.
The modifications are part of a plan to modernize and improve parking access.
The public space will honor the life and legacy of a man who freed himself from enslavement.
The name for the 120-mile corridor is bringing big business to the central part of NC.
The five-story tower is a $222 million investment at the campus on Silas Creek Parkway.
The hospital held a topping out ceremony to celebrate the progress.
The development project is a partnership between five organizations.
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