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for Business North Carolina Vol. 41 Issue 6, June 2021
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Leinwands, a 6,00 square foot department store located in Elizabethtown in Bladen County continues as a thriving business today despite a very changed retail climate that has seen the extinction of most family run small town department stores. The Leinwand family is among a number of Jewish families that arrived in the South and North Carolina in the late nineteenth and early twentieth century as merchants. Ricky and Eileen Silvers Leinwand are the current third generation owners of the business.
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Nationally, North Carolina is a leader in the beer brewing industry. The state has more than 320 breweries and brewpubs with a $2.8 Billion economic impact. Discussed are Charlotte's Wooden Robot Brewery, Sierra Nevada in Henderson County and Birdsong Brewing in Charlotte for their various work with solar and other green initiatives.
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Curt Locklear started Robeson County's Pembroke Hardware in the 1950s and built it into one of the larger True Value hardware stores in the U.S., a status it still maintains. Grandson, Aaron Thomas, now 45 is sole owner and CEO of construction company Metcom. The company is expected to reach $150 million revenue in 2021. no other minority owned company in the state has reached a similar level.
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A native of Charlotte, Mike Mayer is currently CEO of North Carolina's largest community bank. First Bank now has $7 billion in assets with growin niches in Charlotte, Triad, Triangle, Wilmington and Asheville markets.
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"Dare county's sandy beaches, charming locales and flighty history attract those looking for coastal digs." Kill Devil Hills has a year-round population of 7,000 residents but experiences a surge of more than 40,000 during the summer months.
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"Cryotherapy" a modern twist on harnessing cold for therapeutic treatment involves submerging the body neck down in subzero air to reduce inhalation. there has been a surge of business interest in the trend. Joseph and Mathew Pepe are leading the cryotherapy scene in North Carolina singing on with Teas based iCRYO to bring a franchise to Raleigh earlier this year.
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