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Follower of Jesus Christ | Proud Husband & Father | University of Oklahoma alumnus | Executive Editor of the @CherokeePhoenix
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As Local Firms Exit State Incentive Deals, 2 Remain Active

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By Emma Dill Verified, Heather McWhorter, Tyler Thomas Verified
| WilmingtonBiz Verified
It’s been 13 years since a Wilmington-area company last received an economic development payout from the Job Development Investment Grant (JDIG) or the One North Carolina Fund, according to N.C. Department of Commerce records.
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City Looks For Firms To Master Plan Downtown Land

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By Emma Dill Verified, Tyler Thomas Verified, Chris Welch
| WilmingtonBiz Verified
The city is looking for firms to lead a master planning effort for land on the northern end of downtown Wilmington. City officials issued three requests for qualifications related to the master planning on Monday. According to the requests, the city is looking for a team of consultants to provide urban design, market feasibility and economic analysis, and placemaking and public realm services.
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C-suite Convo: Bundles Of Energy

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By Vicky Janowski Verified, Tyler Thomas Verified, John Monahan
| WilmingtonBiz Verified
When Hurricane Fran hit the Wilmington area in 1996, Paul Dent lost power at his home. The event started the path to eventually work with Stephen Burnett and others at Koolbridge Energy on an energy management system for homes to better switch between power sources on both good and bad weather days. “The Smart Load Center (SLC) is a very intelligent residential energy management system,” Burnett, chairman of locally based Koolbridge Energy, said about the company’s product.
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