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Alamance-Burlington school board moves bond projects.
As see in the “The Times News” website
The Alamance-Burlington Board of Education took some significant steps on the way to staring the major projects in the $150 million school bond — building a seventh high school and renovating Southern Alamance High School — at its meeting Monday, Sept. 23.
Rockers’ revenue rolls along as stadium construction progresses
As seen in “The Triad Business Journal” magazine
Team president promises unique physical features in stadium.
Greensboro council OKs contractor to build Eugene Street parking deck for no more than $22 million
As seen in “Greensboro” website
GREENSBORO — The Greensboro City Council took a significant step Tuesday toward building a new parking deck at the southwest corner of North Eugene and Bellemeade streets.
The council voted 9-0 to appoint a construction-management company to work out a plan and build the deck.
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First look at new Elon Elementary
As seen in “Times-News” website
ABSS, Elon U celebrate construction, partnership at campus set to open in summer 2019
ELON – In nine months, Elon Elementary School will be brand new.
7 best apartments in SouthPark
As seen in “Charlotteagenda” website
Less than 10 miles from Uptown and close to SouthPark mall, Phillips Place and other high-end shopping and dining, the SouthPark neighborhood attracts young professionals, families and well established Charlotteans alike.
Potential Triad Amazon fulfillment center receives building permit
As seen in “The Triad Business Journal” magazine
Project Triad, a codename for the distribution center, will go on 94 acres at Triad Business Park purchased by Seefried Construction & Development in Atlanta. The developer, which has handled Amazon (NASDAQ:AMZN) fulfillment centers in the past and submitted plans to the city of Kernersville for the 1 million-square-foot distribution center, bought the land for $11.2 million on June 15.
