Learn about what local businesses are making and doing and some of the people behind the scenes. Find updates on new businesses coming and other local business news.
Randleman business expands to Asheboro Mall
Read MoreCan I make money with my art?’ Local man opens own shop to find out
Read MoreModern Toyota in Asheboro owner buys the business; Gallimores will keep their nearby automotive garage
Read MoreBusiness owner’s story begins with interview she did with Reiki master
Read MoreThree local but nationally certified health and wellness coaches start their own business
Read MoreBlock grants would come from the state's Department of Commerce
Read MoreLocal furniture store is one closure out of seven across the state
Read MoreEconomic Development Corp. reviews an amazing year
Read MoreHuge site could fit 30 football fields inside
Read MoreDonut truck moves to a higher traffic spot on Dixie Drive
Read More65 jobs will be lost when business closes in July
Read MoreGrand Re-opening at East Dixie Drive location
Read MoreRudisill leaves chamber after 29 years, takes over as Public Information Officer for Randolph County
Read MorePublic hearing could be held in June for annexation of site
Read MoreFunding to help both Randolph and Guilford students
Read MoreCompany seeks to fill internet gap faced by many county citizens
Read MoreFacility is scheduled to be completed this year, with operations starting in 2025
Read MoreNew retail, restaurant opportunities are on the way
Read MoreVeterans mark 10 years of special event at Wayne Thomas
Read MoreHub shifting its printing day to Mondays
Read MoreDowntown bar and restaurant has been open for a month
Read MoreA chance for high school juniors and seniors to get a jumpstart on a career
Read MoreMulti-talented Jeanette Egan starts therapeutic massage business
Read MoreGrant comes through for refurbishing long-vacant building
Read More‘(Toyota Group has) a goal to build sustainable, resilient communities. The best way is by investing in young people and education.’
Read MoreAgriculture Center was years in the making
Read MoreAward recognizes business performance, community engagement
Read MoreFour Saints Brewing Company owners offer different experience in next door cocktail bar
Read MoreFormer bank building turns into entertainment center; escape room will use actual bank vault
Read MoreRCC joins group of community colleges, universities in workforce development initiative
Read MoreCounty unveils draft of plan for growth management
Read MoreWith lots of help, Ukrainian family finds pathway to start over in Bear Creek, Franklinville
Read MoreLocal furniture manufacturer hoping to expand its line
Read MoreReaction, impact, company holdings, next for the jobless: Here is a look at some of the fallout
Read MoreRandolph Health recently recognized staff with Certificates of Recognition for their service to patients, community and each other during the federal Public Health Emergency for COVID-19.
Read MoreOriginal $1.3B investment has grown to nearly $6B
Read MoreToyota wants mile-wide buffer around site for industrial growth only
Read MoreBrantley Craft will move into new full-time position
Read More178 new jobs will be added to existing 411 positions in $43M expansion
Read MoreArea growth will require more wastewater capacity
Read MoreIndorama Ventures opened its first US site in Asheboro; now it controls 27 more sites in the US
Read MoreJoin National Register of Historic Places
Read MoreAsheboro High School students earn support from Toyota
Read MoreNew clothing boutique is now open for business
Read MoreWork has begun on 124 North Street building and should be finished by fall
Read MoreAxium Packaging picks Archdale site for 19th plant in U.S., Canada and Mexico
Read More'We’ve had some delays, but we’re past all that now' says Pizza Inn owner
Read MoreCounty, City of Archdale collaborate on incentive plan
Read MoreApplications accepted through March 9; here’s more about the process, who’s eligible and what you need to do:
Read MoreThe Asheboro/Randolph Chamber of Commerce honors 2022 award winners at banquet
Read MoreMany questions need to be answered as county's growth continues.
Read MoreThe 10,000 square foot store could be ready in about four months
Read MoreSwitch to Seagrove location leads to improved business
Read MoreCommissioners help latest state museum in Randolph with restoration efforts
Read MoreBusiness Gym is local chamber’s effort to help out small businesses
Read MoreYoung local accountant tried other avenues, but came back to her true love: Numbers
Read MoreKlaussner Home Furnishings and subsidiary Enso Sleep Systems kick off 2023 with awards
Read MorePotters community share TDA's Excellence in Hospitality award
Read MoreDowntown Asheboro restaurant re-opens with new menu
Read MoreRestaurant on Dixie Drive will be first of its kind in Asheboro
Read More‘The King’ Richard Petty joins Northern Tool donation to CTE students at Randleman High School
Read MoreCompany expected to employ 129 people by 2027 with an average salary of $45,782
Read MoreThe familiar B.B. Walker Shoe Co. building on Dixie Drive will soon be history
Read MoreThe National Register of Historic Places approved Downtown Asheboro in April; here's what it means
Read MoreNot only were all employees laid off, truckers were told not to finish deliveries and come back in.
Read MoreOwners Debbie and Thomas Slack are retiring; store to close Dec. 31.
Read MoreRandolph County Economic Development helped celebrate business in the county.
Read MoreFire in September forced closure; drive-thru service set to begin on Nov. 15, and dine-in in mid-December
Read MoreAsheboro/Randolph Chamber gets grant for The Business Gym.
Read MoreThe upholstery maker Lancaster plans to build a new facility in Archdale, almost tripling the size of its present site.
Read MoreThe Randolph County Economic Development Corporation (EDC) is little known in its own community.
Read MoreVeteran restauranteur and Asheboro resident Dion Firooznia is bringing Pizza Inn back to Asheboro. He hopes to have it open in January.
Read More“I had hoped it had never come to this. Now it has.” Nita Bobo is now faced with relocating her hair business after 44 years at her East Dorsett Avenue location.
Read MoreKlaussner Home Furnishings has hired Joseph Rosenberg as executive vice president of sales & marketing and Amy Archer as vice president of merchandising, domestic upholstery.
Read MoreThe Carolina Tap House recently celebrated the opening of its location at 141 Sunset Avenue.
Read MoreFour Saints Brewing Co. in Asheboro is expanding into the building next door, with an eye on making moonshine.
Read MoreToyota says it will invest an additional $2.5 billion in the Randolph Megasite, and an additional 350 jobs.
Read MoreNorth State, an area Internet provider, has announced an investment of $51 million to bring ultra-high-speed internet service to parts of Randolph County, specifically Asheboro, Ramseur and Franklinville.
Read MoreA ribbon-cutting was held recently for Robbie's Touch Boat Restoration new location on Highway 220 Business South in Asheboro.
Read MoreA ribbon cutting was held for Graham Personnel Services on Aug. 18 in Asheboro
Read MoreRCC is seeking local industry partners for a new workforce initiative.
Read MoreKlaussner Home Furnishings has announced that current Chief Financial Officer David Cybulski has been named President and Chief Executive Officer.
Read MoreAfter a year of unprecedented industrial development in Randolph County, what will be the next act for the county's Economic Development Commission?
Read MoreShop at 150 Sunset Avenue is now open as Minkology. It was formerly the site of Vintage Cottage. It's owned by Wendi Mink, who recently moved back to North Carolina with her husband.
Read MoreThe She Shack Boutique is the winner of the first-ever search for Asheboro's Next Great Pop-Up Shop at the Mall.
Read MoreRibbon-cutting opens new business, Southern Sage, a venue for weddings, classes and other special events.
Read MoreRandleman gets a new brick-and-mortar bank that plans to cater to digital and traditional alike
Read MoreEmotions ran high Friday night during the Asheboro/Randolph Chamber of Commerce Annual Meeting and Awards Ceremony at Pinewood Country Club.
Read MoreThe River Willow is described as a “cultural gift shop” with plans in the summer to offer meditation classes and workshops for crystals.
Read MoreRamseur is home to one of six leather companies in America. Here's how that happened.
Read MoreCross Road is a retirement community, complete with porches on each home, a lake, raised bed gardens, a greenhouse, two activity centers, a clubhouse and a long-term care facility for dementia and Alzheimer’s patients.
Read MoreCOVID, internet cut into business, forcing the closure of a business begun by a woman in 1954, Ethel Burrows. Here's that tale, and more.
Read MoreLosing wife, hurt by COVID, rough medical year has owner seeking community aid to keep 63-year-old business open
Read MoreRetiring owner Tony Hoover hoped to have a buyer for the business, but that hasn't happened
Read MoreAn ugly year for a local caregiver ends on a warm, positive note with a free heating system.
Read MoreUCA middle school students work with local makerspace leader
to discover what they can do with their minds and their hands
Unique local business has roots in Randolph County,
and now a large building for current and future expansion
Downtown Asheboro welcomes a new cafe and bakery
Read MoreAll Insurance For You sponsored the Oct. 20 edition of the Randolph Hub to get this message out. Read on.
Read MoreHere's a peek in a day in the life of Klaussner Furniture Industries at the High Point Furniture Market.
Read MoreAfter boosting mask production in 2020, Bossong helps Conover company become one of the fastest-growing companies in the nation
Read MoreWith business roaring back, Klaussner Furnishings, Inc. needs to hire 200 new workers.
Read MoreHere's the story behind Hamilton's: How it came to be, its move, its mission
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