Jennifer Adams

1 week ago | wilmingtonbiz.com | Emma Dill |David Rizzo |Jessie Powell |Jennifer Adams

Local transportation leaders reaffirmed their support on Wednesday for keeping a tolled option on the table to help fund the replacement of the Cape Fear Memorial Bridge.

2 weeks ago | wilmingtonbiz.com | Emma Dill |Jennifer Adams |Jordan Cain |Janet Kane

A 145,000-square-foot industrial building in Pender Commerce Park recently changed hands for $23.5 million. The Class-A warehouse facility at 310 N. Corporate Drive is fully leased, with tenants including Home Depot, Lansing Building Products and One Banana North America. Developed by Winston-Salem-based Ramm Capital Partners LLC, the industrial building was completed in 2023.

3 weeks ago | wilmingtonbiz.com | Jenny Callison |Robert T. Burrus |David Rizzo |Jennifer Adams

This week, two Wilmington-based financial technology companies announced they have entered new partnerships to enhance their products.  Apiture, a digital banking tech firm, unveiled a report designed to help banks and credit unions assess their data management capabilities and address shortcomings. The publication, Improving Your Financial Institution’s Data IQ, was developed through a research partnership with Scottsdale, Arizona-based Cornerstone Advisors.

1 month ago | wilmingtonbiz.com | Cece Nunn |Jennifer Adams |McAuley Hollis |Girard Newkirk

When tourism officials from communities across North Carolina get together for their annual conference, they can count on one discussion topic rising above the rest. “Every year, what’s the No. 1 issue sitting up there for the tourism industry? School calendar,” said Kim Hufham, president and CEO of the Wilmington and Beaches Convention & Visitors Bureau. The same was true this year during the 2025 Visit NC Tourism Conference held in April in Hickory.

1 month ago | wilmingtonbiz.com | Cece Nunn |Jane Morrow |Chris Coudriet |Jennifer Adams

Investors recently paid more than $2.5 million for property in Wilmington that comes with government approvals for a 61-unit residential development. Bradley Heights – a “cottage courtyard” housing project planned on a little over 7 acres off Oleander Drive and Peiffer Avenue – was at one time set to hold rental units. But the rental plan has changed.