Business in, around and outside of Columbus County
When you’re working out in the field or need to make payments in a way other than a website or a brick-and-mortar location, providing easy payment options can help you boost customer service, increase cash [Read More]
The business marketplace is competitive and a smooth and hassle-free payment process is expected. It doesn’t matter if you’re running a physical storefront, or an online shop, or maybe even both. Making it easy for [Read More]
Running a franchise comes with a mix of structure and flexibility. It offers a brand that people already know, but also relies heavily on how each owner makes decisions every day. While the name may [Read More]
By Kaylie Simmons SCC Southeastern Community College has launched a new Better Skills. Better Jobs campaign to help more adults gain the training and skills they need to secure a better paying job and meet the needs [Read More]
Although the dry weather has delayed the worst of mosquito-breeding season, state officials are urging horse owners to vaccinate equines against mosquito borne disease as well as rabies. Agriculture Commissioner Steve Troxler said this week [Read More]
Multiple soft spots and penetrations in the roof of the former News Reporter Publishing building in Whiteville may require a new roof that will delay the Provalus project. City Council will hear an update on [Read More]
By Cynthia Nelson The Fifth Annual Spring Has Sprung Festival was again successful. Each year has brought growth. While the number of vendors only slightly increased this year, the car show experienced more growth as [Read More]
Campbell Sales Group, Inc., d/b/a LeatherItaliaUSA (CSG) has agreed to pay $1,499,164 in restitution and penalties and to undertake additional responsibilities to resolve its criminal liabilities in connection with a Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) loan [Read More]
The application period for farmers seeking assistance from the state has opened. The N.C. Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services has announced the N.C. Ag Disaster Crop Loss Program to assist farmers and producers who have suffered [Read More]
By Cynthia Nelson The fifth annual Spring Has Sprung Festival is this Saturday, April 5 in downtown Tabor City. We look forward to seeing y’all there! Here’s a short list of what you can expect [Read More]
CCN Business Spotlight Upholstery Shop Established in 2000 We are a full service Upholstery Shop. Offering recovery services for all types of projects. Our motto is Recover, Reduce, Reuse [Read More]
The Forest Service will hold prescribed burner licensing May 19-22. Certified Burner classes are delivered through a combination of virtual classroom sessions and in-person group field activities. Burner certification is a useful tool for landowners, [Read More]
CCN Business Spotlight Auto Track Car Wash Whiteville’s Auto Track Car Wash Offers four Self Serve Bays, eight vacuums and vending machines with all the detailing supplies to clean your ride. Automatic Bays including a [Read More]
The N.C. Dept. of Revenue (NCDOR) is now processing 2024 Individual Income Tax returns. Taxpayers will begin receiving refunds through the mail and direct deposit the week of March 10. They can learn more about [Read More]
Courtesy Greater Tabor City Chamber of Commerce The 79th Annual Banquet was held this past week at The Todd House Wedding and Event Center. We were blessed to have 105 guests in attendance. Everyone enjoyed [Read More]
Students at North Carolina Title 1 public high schools have until March 7 to apply for a new, one-week page program. Title I is a federally funded program that provides financial assistance and support to [Read More]
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