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The Mooresville facility is part of the sale of Kyle Busch Motorsports and Rowdy Manufacturing.

Spend a day with Cary real estate developers Jordan Gussenhoven and George Jordan III, Triangle Business Journal's 2023 Business Persons of the Year.

George Jordan III and Jordan Gussenhoven have helped set the tone and pace of development in Cary, a town that is reshaping the Triangle and establishing itself as a unique community.

A once-vacant intersection at Verrado Way and Interstate 10 could be filled up quickly as developers plan new shops, restaurants and more for the fast-growing commercial corridor, including this latest project by SimonCRE.

In the end, what stood out was the pace and intensity of the duo in accelerating the plans for Cary's growth from a town to a city.

“Clearly Indigenous: Native Visions Reimagined in Glass,” which opens Dec. 15, features more than 100 pieces by 33 artists that reinterpret traditional iconography such as baskets, textiles and pottery, as well as animals,

The city of Hamilton’s widespread redevelopment – it has around $1 billion in developments waiting in the wings – serves as a model to other post-industrial American cities. The man credited by some as the architect behind the rebirth is ready to make his next big move.

Panchitos Ice Cream & Taqueria closed its Highlands location at 2245 Bardstown Road in October.

Howard Chang, the 2024 president of the Medical Society of Sedgwick County, talks about the MSSC and why it's important for area physicians.

Editor's Note: KCBJ's new List highlights behind-the-scenes operators that keep offices and factories humming. The building cleaning and facility maintenance industry highlighted here offers a wide array of services that extend far beyond emptying trash cans and washing windows. Information on The List was supplied by individual companies through questionnaires that the Kansas City Business Journal could not independently verify.