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White-collar jobs are in jeopardy as North Carolina companies engage in downsizing.
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Mostly known for its mountain peaks, waterfalls, and pristine settings, Transylvania County is now emerging as a county rich in cultural opportunities and one with a considerable industrial base.
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414
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Annabelle L. Fetterman is CEO of Lundy Enterprises, the tenth largest women-owned business in the nation.
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415
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The North Carolina Institute of Political Leadership instructs participants in the area of running for public office.
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13045
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Donald R. Vaughan is attorney and city councilman for the city of Greensboro. He is featured in North Carolina magazine's Executive Profile section.
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13046
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In the state's western counties private golf communities are receiving great attention from well-heeled golfers. This helps to boost local economies by growing the tax base and creating new jobs.
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29462
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Carowinds theme park is expected to bring 1.4 million visitors to the Charlotte area in its best year. The enterprise is also expected to inject $134.5 million into the economy and is one of the largest employers in the Metrolina region.
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29471
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A seven-month assessment of school reform recently released by the Public School Forum of North Carolina examines if major reform initiatives are overcoming barriers to improve schools in the state. Emphasis has been placed on revamping school administration, focusing on thinking and problem solving skills, and encouraging communities to come together.
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