The new fire station will be located at the corner of Cedar Creek Road and Fields Road. The new building will be approximately 10,500 square feet and will feature public spaces, including a community room and playground. ...
The Town of Southern Pines officially closed on the purchase of its new Town Hall on Dec. 17, marking a significant milestone in the Town’s long-term planning for facilities and service to citizens and other customers. ...
On Dec. 10, Pennsylvania Transformer Technology, LLC leaders, state and local officials and clean energy partners gathered to break ground on the company’s expanded manufacturing facilities in Raeford. ...
Bladen County has been awarded a $220,000 grant under that program in the Vacant Building Category. The fund will be used to support the reuse of a 26,400-square-foot building in Elizabethtown. ...
Robeson County has been awarded a $1,075,000 grant for the construction of 80,000-square-foot expandable shell building at COMtech Business Park. ...
Myrover-Reese Recovery Homes held a groundbreaking ceremony on Nov. 18 to mark the beginning of construction of a new recovery home that will expand their ability to support women in recovery. ...
On Nov. 13th the Lumberton Regional Airport marked an exciting milestone with a groundbreaking ceremony for a major aviation development project that will enhance the airport’s capacity and support future growth. ...
Moore County has recently opened bids for architectural services for the Moore County Sheriff’s Department for their new 7,000 square-foot Forensic Facility. ...
The renovated facility will serve as a dual-use site, serving both as a training ground for campus police and the university’s internal emergency operations personnel and as a regional hub during times of disaster. Design is underway and the project may be ready to start construction in approximately 16 months. ...
Mike BerkMike Berk is still getting settled into his new office and home, but his enthusiasm for his new role as CEO of Longleaf Pine REALTORS® is already in full swing. Just a few weeks into the job, the association management veteran sat down with
