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Kinston/Jones Free Press (kfp) State funds will go to help a Green County company expand and add between 9 to 17 additional jobs.  The NC Rural Infrastructure Authority announced April 15 that Building Envelope Erection Services, Inc. will receive a $75,000 grant from the state’s Building Reuse Program. Building Envelope Erection Services Inc. is a fabricator and deliverer of project-specific aluminum framing used in the construction of mid-size commercial buildings, The company is looking to grow its Snow Hill facility. Some of the demand for Aluminum framing is being driven by demand re...

By Free Press staff West Pharmaceutical Services, Inc. will invest $50 million over several years to expand their manufacturing facility in Lenoir County, in return, the company will receive $500,000 in grant support.  West's Kinston location is contributing components that are being used to fight against COVID-19. The expansion is in part due to the increased demand driven by the COVID-19 pandemic, according to a release about the expansion.  “I’m so proud of our Kinston team and the role we play in significantly contributing to the health of the patients we serve around the globe," sa...

Mon December 21, 2020 - Southeast Edition North Carolina Department of Commerce North Carolina Gov. Roy Cooper announced earlier in December that North Carolina's Rural Infrastructure Authority (RIA) has approved 30 grant requests to local governments totaling $12,969,015, most of which will require either new construction or building renovations. "[These] Rural Infrastructure Authority grants help our cities, towns and counties address critical infrastructure needs like buildings, water and sewer so they can attract new, good-paying jobs," Cooper said. "When we invest in rural communities,...

HERTFORD — Two grants to Perquimans County totaling $1.69 million are among $12.9 million in N.C. Rural Infrastructure Authority grants announced Thursday by Gov. Roy Cooper. Perquimans was awarded a $190,000 Building Reuse Program grant for a 14,000-square-foot expansion of the existing facility of East Coast Steel Fabrication Inc. The manufacturer of custom marine structures, buildings and boats plans to add 28 jobs in connection with the expansion. The overall project represents an investment by the company of $482,202. County Manager Frank Heath explained that the existing 5,000-squa...

RALEIGH–Sanctuary Systems, a developer and marketer of fiber technology and nonwoven materials, will create 118 jobs at a new facility in the Town of Fremont, local officials said Thursday. The project brings Wayne County a capital investment of $4.9 million. Sanctuary Systems, is a North Carolina State University start-up company. It develops specialty fibers and non-woven materials for applications in markets that include consumer products, beauty products, apparel, filtration products, acoustics, and health and medical products. Among its products are high-quality face coverings and othe...