David Mildenberg

Bojangles is opening its first restaurants in Los Angeles County through a franchise arrangement with Lorenzo Boucetta and Poulet Brothers. Charlotte-based Bojangles and Poulet plan to open 30 restaurants over six years, according to a release today. It’s part of the company’s effort to expand from its southeast U.S. roots to a national operation. Bojangles […]

In 2026, Charlotte may stop hearing about how the Triangle has Wegmans while the Queen City doesn’t.

In 2026, Charlotte may stop hearing about how the Triangle has Wegmans while the Queen City doesn’t.

Heather Hulburt Norris, provost and executive vice chancellor at Appalachian State University, was appointed as interim chancellor to succeed Sheri Everts, who stepped down as chancellor today after 10 years.

Concord Hospitality, a Raleigh-based hotel company with more than 140 properties, said Will Loughran became its chief operating officer on Monday.

NCInnovation says it passed the $25 million private fundraising requirement set by state lawmakers when they authorized the nonprofit, which is slated to receive $500 million in potential funds over the next two years. The group said it received pledges from Cary-based SAS and the foundations of Pinnacle Financial Partners and Huntington National Bank that […]

Central Piedmont Community College is starting an associate-degree program in artificial technology this fall, after the state board overseeing 58 community colleges approved the offering.

The Carolina Hurricanes are a remarkable success story on and off the ice that may be interesting even for those who aren’t hockey fans.

North Carolina still elects a labor commissioner, whose main job is to ensure safe workplaces. That includes maintaining safe elevators that urban dwellers rely on to get to their office and apartments, which is why many associate the job with the commissioner’s photo on the inspection form.

Two Winston-Salem economic development groups are combining, ending an unusual arrangement in which Allen Joines has led a key community organization while also serving as mayor since 2001.