Economic Development Archives - Community and Economic Development in North Carolina and Beyond

Category: Economic Development

» How North Carolina has used Community Development Block Grants to Fund Disaster Recovery Programs

» Local Government Emergency Loans for Small Businesses: Contracting with Financial Institutions for Loan Administration

» Local Government as Lender: Emergency Loans for Small Businesses

» Notice and Hearing Requirements for Economic Development Appropriations

» A Lesson for CED Professionals on The Tipping Point: When Local Partners Pull Out of Fed and State Programs

» CED and Planning vs Income Inequality Part 1: When Communities Pay the Price

» A Review of SBIR Grant Funding in North Carolina

» New Report Examines the Nation’s Workforce Related to Water

» Federal Opportunity Zones: What Local Governments Need to Know

» Charlotte’s ReVenture Park: Sustainability-Focused Industrial Redevelopment

» Part III: The Start Up and Co-Working Scene in North Carolina

» It’s How Much?! Cost of Living Data for NC Counties and Select Cities

» The Evolving Role of Universities in Community Economic Development

» Part II: The Start Up and Co-Working Scene in North Carolina

» Hometown Strong: A Rural Initiative

» Part I: The Start Up and Co-Working Scene in North Carolina

» Trying to Capture a Community’s CED: New Dashboard of Growth, Prosperity and Inclusion Data

» Environmental Infrastructure Programs under the Omnibus Budget Bill

» Natural Hazard Mitigation Saves Lives, Money, and Property

» The Importance of “Good” Data

» Hidden in Plain Sight

» Local Government Owners of Historic Property Asked to Convey Property by End of 2017: What Public Officials Should Know

» How Asheville Revitalized its Downtown: Part II

» Our Shared Fate, Part 2

» In Vino, Veritable Impact on Tourism

» Lessons for CED from Europe: Inclusive Communities and a New City-Run Food Pantry

» Economic Development Organizations Receive Top Honors for 2017

» Courting Locally: The Economic Gardening Strategy

» Legal and Business Reasons Why Downtown Development Programs Should Involve Secured Loans—Not Grants

» The Grasshoppers’ Stadium is a Homerun for Downtown Greensboro

» An Innovation District in Downtown Durham: Will It Mean Gentrification? Not Necessarily…

» Conveyance of property in a public-private partnership for a “downtown development project”

» New Resource on the Role of Local Elected Officials in Economic Development

» The State of Technology in North Carolina

» One City, Two Public Markets: Case Studies of Success and Failure in Portland, Maine

» Current Positive Economic News? Cheer, Then Take a Breath and Look Deeper at the Divided NC Economy

» North Carolina Education and Workforce Development Part II: The North Carolina Community College System

» The Power of Partnership: The Case of the NC Commerce Park in Alamance County

» The Past, Present, and Future of Wood Construction

» Historic Mill Redevelopment: Taylors Mill

» North Carolina Education and Workforce Development: Work Ready Communities

» Brewery Incubators On the Rise

» Flexible Opportunities in North Carolina’s Brownfields Program

» Retail Incubators and Main Street Revitalization: Part II

» EPA Resources on Smart Growth Economic Development

» Equity and Economic Development: What’s the Connection?

» Retail Incubators and Main Street Revitalization: Part 1

» Mapping North Carolina’s Local Food Infrastructure

» Is Your Local Community Partner Ready To Go?

» USDA Programs Boosting Access to Local, Fresh Foods Across North Carolina