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Boom Supersonic gains second sustainable fuel agreeement - Vimarsana News

Boom Supersonic gains second sustainable fuel agreeement

Boom Supersonic, with plans for a $500 million "superfactory" at Piedmont Triad International Airport, said Tuesday it has secured a second commitment for up to 5 million gallons of sustainable aviation fuel for its Overture flight test program.

Piedmont Triad officials see success, challenges promoting megasites - Vimarsana News

Piedmont Triad officials see success, challenges promoting megasites

(WGHP) — About a decade ago, some economic developers in the Triad had an idea: let’s brand our area something memorable that applies to the entire region.  Some who live in the central part of North Carolina may see significant distinctions between Greensboro, Winston-Salem, High Point and Burlington, etc., but people from the outside that […]

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Sears closes at Greensboro's Friendly Center - Vimarsana News

Sears closes at Greensboro's Friendly Center

Sears — a pillar of the North Carolina retail sector for decades — is about to exit the state for good with the announced closing of its Friendly Center store

Cone opposition to potential Atrium hospital spurs dispute - Vimarsana News

Cone opposition to potential Atrium hospital spurs dispute

Cone Health is stating clearly and boldly its opposition to Atrium Health's plans for a northern Greensboro community hospital, citing concerns about duplicative services and claims of more expense health-care services.

NC bill targets viability of Triad commuter rail service - Vimarsana News

NC bill targets viability of Triad commuter rail service

Determining the feasibility of getting the Triad's three largest cities interconnected with passenger rail service is the goal of a bill recently filed by three Democrat state senators.