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City awards $125,000 project for southside neighborhood park

With Building B completed, NorthPoint Development applied to the city to start work on its next speculative warehouse at Park 295  Industrial Park. The city is reviewing a permit application for the foundation for Building C, a 394,277-square-foot multitenant distribution center at 2737 Ignition Drive, next to the first structure. James R. Vannoy & Sons Construction Co. Inc. of Jefferson, North Carolina, is shown as the contractor for the foundation/slab at a cost of $2 million. The city issued a permit March 9 to clear the 23.49-acre site. A site brochure says it will be completed in the fo...

Hello everyone, WELCOME to my latest column for The Northern Echo, and we kick off with the biggest news there could possibly be in the whole universe. Over the years, Sparta has had some big names on its list of clients – but they don’t come much bigger than Santa Claus! Yes folks – and girls and boys – we are delighted to announce that Sparta has been signed up by the man himself to provide the security for The Polar Express this coming Christmas. We first won the contract for The Polar Express, on The Wensleydale Railway, two years ago but lockdown meant it couldn’t happe...

4895 63rd St. S., residential remodel, $7,000 Thomsen Homes, 6719 16th St. S., new dwelling, $231,853 Great States Construction, 300 Broadway N., demolition, $35,000 Thomsen Homes, 1506 67th Ave. S., new dwelling, $215,227 Midwest Facilities and Construction, 3240 Veterans Blvd. S., commercial remodel, $275,000 Brookstone Property, 7286 29th St. S., new dwelling, $214,000 Brookstone Property, 7222 27th St. S., new dwelling, $214,000 Brookstone Property, 7278 27th St. S., new dwelling, $244,900 Brookstone Property, 7273 28th St. S., new dwelling, $244,900 M&J Construction of Moorhead, 225 22nd...

Kate Robinson May 18, 2021 Chumley’s has permanently closed due in part to hiring difficulties, according to a statement. Photo by: Christopher Shea Produce from The Flying Carrot Farm at a market in 2019. Like most businesses, the farm is having some trouble getting workers this year. Photo by: Kate Robinson As local businesses gear up to run at full capacity after safety guidelines relax at the tail end of the pandemic, many are in the midst of a different Covid-related crisis: No one is applying. Although the labor shortage is affecting a variety of industries, restaurants and ...