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Emma Dill

Emma Dill

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Reporter, WilmingtonBiz

Wilmington

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Total articles 1515

  • Development Duos

    By Emma Dill Verified, Chris Capone, Daniel B. Winslow, Dave Orr| WilmingtonBiz Verified Local governments continue to engage in partnerships and incentives to drive housing and commercial growth in the region. The following highlights some of these projects.  14 Grace St.Status: CompletedDescription: The 13-story, mixed-use River Place complex was completed in 2020.

    By Emma Dill Verified, Chris Capone, Daniel B. Winslow, Dave Orr · WilmingtonBiz

    Apr. 10, 2025

  • Two convenience store chains submit plans for local stores

    By Emma Dill Verified, Jordan Cain, Jane Morrow, Janeé L Folston| WilmingtonBiz Verified Two convenience store chains have plans to add locations in New Hanover County. A new Sheetz is in the works along a southern stretch of Carolina Beach Road, while a RaceWay-branded gas station and convenience store is planned off U.S. 421. The locations are the latest instances of convenience store and gas station chains set to grow in the Cape Fear region in recent years. Plans for both stores will be considered by New Hanover County’s technical review committee early next month.

    By Emma Dill Verified, Jordan Cain, Jane Morrow, Janeé L Folston · WilmingtonBiz

    Apr. 13, 2025

  • Novant bonds to fund Scotts Hill facility, other upgrades

    By Emma Dill Verified, Robert T. Burrus, Gretchen Roberts, Jack Watson| WilmingtonBiz Verified Up to $855 million in tax-exempt bonds could help Novant Health finance projects across the Carolinas, including upgrades at facilities in the Cape Fear region. Proceeds from the sale of the bonds would help fund various Novant projects, including the construction of Scotts Hill Medical Center, along with energy-related projects and routine capital expenditures at other Novant facilities in New Hanover, Brunswick and Pender counties.

    By Emma Dill Verified, Robert T. Burrus, Gretchen Roberts, Jack Watson · WilmingtonBiz

    Apr. 10, 2025

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WilmingtonBiz

Wilmington, North Carolina, United States

+1 910-343-8600