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Alta Warehousing & Logistics Selects Kannapolis for New Beverage Distribution Center, Bolstering Local Business District
The City of Kannapolis is expanding its business district with a new arrival, Alta Warehousing & Logistics, a family-owned company with a specialization in beverages. Their newest facility, nestled within the freshly constructed Davidson 85 space at 5418 Davidson Highway, offers 146,628 square feet of prime real estate ready for the company's operations. Alta is expected to initiate business activities in September, launching their operations from the strategically located site near I-85 and Kannapolis Parkway.
Tenured Kannapolis employees retire after decades of service
KANNAPOLIS — Five long-time employees of the City of Kannapolis are retiring in the month of July. Jeannie Childers, John Hatley, Shane Pethel, Sonya Furr and Brenda Lewis, have each played an important role within the city’s organization over the years. They are well-known throughout the city due to the public facing positions they have […] The post Tenured Kannapolis employees retire after decades of service appeared first on Salisbury Post.
Mooresville’s Mayor says there’s ‘no way’ to stop the growth, instead says they’ll slow it
MOORESVILLE, N.C. (WBTV) - Following more complaints from residents in Mooresville and in the surrounding areas, the mayor of Mooresville shared updates about how the Town of Mooresville is addressing the area’s growing pains. “Eventually a piece of land is going to become something right? It is so what...
Three candidates file for school board election during first week
SALISBURY — At the end of the first week of filing for election to the Rowan-Salisbury School System Board of Education, three candidates, including two incumbents, had filed for the three open seats. Kathy McDuffie Sanborn filed on Thursday for reelection to the eastern seat on the school board. Sanborn has been on the school […] The post Three candidates file for school board election during first week appeared first on Salisbury Post.
Troutman Council turns down rezoning request for townhome development, continues Cedar Stump Pub discussion
Citing citizens’ desire for residential development of U.S. Highway 21 south to be medium density in the town’s recent Future Land Use Map revision and traffic concerns, the Troutman Town Council denied a conditional mixed-use rezoning request for a 49-unit townhome development at the Shermill Lane intersection. Developers...
LMG, Denholtz unveil 167-unit rental property as Charlotte-area project takes shape
Lansing Melbourne Group and Denholtz Properties joined Mayor Bill Dusch of Concord, North Carolina, on July 10 to unveil the 167-unit Novi Rise project at 30 Market St. South. — Courtesy: LMG/Denholtz. Denholtz Properties and Lansing Melbourne Group have marked the debut of 167 apartments in North Carolina, the...
Town of Mooresville Career Opportunities ($2,000 Signing Bonus)
CIVIL ENGINEER III – $2,000 SIGNING BONUS. INSTRUMENTATION AND CONTROLS TECHNICIAN – WATER RESOURCES – $2,000 HIRING BONUS. LINE MAINTENANCE MECHANIC II – $2,000 HIRING BONUS (2 VACANCIES) Full-Time – $42,696.00 – $66,773.00 Annually. Category: Utilities. Department: UTILITY LINE MAINTENANCE. MECHANIC I, FLEET DEPARTMENT...
There's a new stretch of greenway in Huntersville
A new section of Torrence Creek Greenway is now open in Huntersville. Why it matters: Mecklenburg County is in the midst of a massive year for greenway construction. Greenways provide residents with more access to outdoor public space and alternatives to congested streets. State of play: The new stretch of Torrence Creek Greenway spans roughly 0.9 miles, bringing the greenway to approximately 3 miles. The county worked with the Town of Huntersville on the project.It connects the Huntersville Gateway Park and Ride at Compass Street to Rosewood Meadow Lane. It also links the greenway to the Carolina Thread Trail. Plus...
Preview: commissioners to consider permit for residential boat storage facility
SALISBURY — The Rowan County Board of Commissioners will hold a quasi-judicial hearing during its upcoming meeting on Monday for an approximately 1,000 sq. ft. residential storage facility off of Mainsail Road in the Anchor Downs neighborhood. The facility, which would be used to house the property owner’s boats, requires a special-use permit because it […] The post Preview: commissioners to consider permit for residential boat storage facility appeared first on Salisbury Post.
Preview: Salisbury City Council to hear presentation on businesses assistance program
SALISBURY — The Salisbury City Council will hear a presentation providing an update on the Small Business Assistance Program during its upcoming meeting on Tuesday. The SBAP was recently started by the city council in partnership with the Rowan County Chamber of Commerce, and applications for the first cycle were accepted until the end of May. […] The post Preview: Salisbury City Council to hear presentation on businesses assistance program appeared first on Salisbury Post.
Construction on Northcross extension to begin later this year
July 15. By Dave Vieser. The NC Department of Transportation (DOT) has awarded a $20.8 million contract to Sealand Contractors of Midland to construct a 1.75 mile extension of Northcross Drive from Huntersville to Cornelius. Construction is expected to begin later this year and finish up in 2026. The extension...
Residents express concerns about child-care center/pre-school planned on W. Catawba
July 16. By Dave Vieser. Under normal circumstances the initial presentation of development projects to the Cornelius Town Board attracts relatively small crowds. That wasn’t the case on Monday July 15, as the Town Hall Meeting Room was totally filled with residents, most of whom were not happy with a new development project planned for West Catawba Avenue, known as the Lightbridge Academy.
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