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Revitalization Effort Has Downtown Asheboro Making a Comeback
Ten years ago when David and Janet Rich stood in front of the old Moore's department store building on Sunset Avenue in Midtown Asheboro‚ they saw more than just an empty relic of the past – they saw potential.
It’s Always Deere Season in Asheboro
For John Deere customers in Asheboro, only the name and location have changed.
Technimark Is Growing Globally and Locally
Technimark has become a truly global company, but not at the expense of its North Carolina roots.
G-Force Supplies Sunday Drivers
For years, Long’s Machine & Tool has been a reliable provider of drivelines – the system of differentials, drive shafts and other parts that help determine how fast a vehicle can run.
Cox’s Harley-Davidson Keeps the Good Times Rolling for Motorcycle Enthusiasts
A lot has changed since Cox’s Harley-Davidson first started in Asheboro more than 46 years ago.
Leadership Randolph Celebrates 20 Years of Success
David Smith says his stint with Leadership Randolph in 1989 was beneficial for his personal life, plus it encouraged him to advance in public life.
Hard Work Reaps Healthy Harvest for Asheboro Vineyard
Starting and running a vineyard has grown into a family affair for Norm and Leslie Zimmerman and their five children.
Randolph County Small Business Center Provides Valuable Resources
Launching a small business can be a daunting‚ demanding and draining experience. Fortunately‚ in Randolph County‚ entrepreneurs don’t have to do it alone.
Retail is Booming in Randolph County
Cash registers are steadily ringing up sales in Randolph County‚ and that retail symphony is sweet music for business owners and county officials.
Randolph County Focuses on Business Retention and Recruitment
Recruiting outside business is always important‚ but keeping the home fires burning is a top priority for recruiters in Asheboro and Randolph County.
High-Tech Equipment Brings Asheboro Farming into the 21st Century
Imagine planting crops using satellite signals. Now‚ picture chickens relying on computers for food and warmth.
