Volume 4 Issue 22: Apr 25, 2025

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May 1, 2025

Measuring success

Welcome to the 118th issue of Greater Fayetteville Business Journal, or Volume 4, No. 22 as we like to call it on the front page. None of these numbers really have much relevance unless you have been there from the beginning and have an understanding ...

May 1, 2025

Open survey for Corridor K: NCDOT releases public survey regarding Corridor K, and the potential route for I-685

The FCEDC is requesting the public's help in filling out this survey to ensure our voice is heard. Graphic provided by FCEDC.The North Carolina Department of Transportation is looking for input on a connected route that would link several centers of ...

Apr 17, 2025

Put it downtown; Businesses in downtown Fayetteville advocate for the Crown Event Center project to stay in its currently planned spot

Downtown business owners and organizations gathered for the Joint Quarterly Meeting organized by the Downtown Alliance of Fayetteville and Cool Spring Downtown District on Wednesday, April 17 at the Volta Space. It’s been a busy few months for t ...

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H2 Contracting

Meet the H2 Contracting Team

Posted Sep 2, 2026
Kyle HolmesLed by owner and Fayetteville native Kyle B. Holmes. Since founding the firm in 2016, Kyle has leveraged his deep local roots and extensive industry experience to manage and build projects across the Southeast. The team is family, and toge
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Apr 10, 2025

Building together; FSU and FTCC partner to bring a Construction Project Management degree to students

The new degree program was announced during a private meeting between community partners, local leaders and FTCC and FSU leadership held on FSU's campus on Monday, April 7. Photo provided by: FSU A new degree program aimed at curating local ...


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Building bridges: The Military Affairs Council's commitment to Fort Bragg and Fayetteville’s collaborative future

The Military Affairs Council currently has around 170 members and is always looking to grow and recruit additional members. Photo provided by The MAC.A mainstay institution that helps connect Fort Bragg to the greater Fayetteville area continues to c