The staff of Anson Economic Development Partnership wishes you the Merriest of Christmases! Our office will close today, December 21st, at noon and remain closed until 8:30 AM on December 27th.
AnsonEDP is pleased to be a program sponsor of today's #NCEDA Networking Luncheon in Charlotte. This sponsorship is part of Anson County's effort to be a more visible and active part of the Charlotte economy.
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It’s been a minute since any new 2nd story residential has been developed in Uptown Wadesboro, but we are pleased to report that the 124/126 West Wade studio apartments project is moving along and should be ready to lease by summer.
This morning, AnsonEDP participated in the ribbon cutting for the new Centralina NextGen Services office in Burnsville. Next Gen provides workforce development programming for youth and young adults.
Exciting morning at the new Dunkin ribbon cutting this morning in Wadesboro. Folks were lined up around the block to be one of the first 50 cars to go through the drive-through and win free coffee for a year!
This morning, AnsonEDP was pleased to participate in the ribbon cutting for Supreme Home Care and Wellness Lab. Supreme is opening its first North Carolina location in Wadesboro after several years providing services to the Cheraw community in South Carolina.
Earlier this week, we replied to a question about when the new residential development in Peachland would break ground by saying, “any day now.”
Well, today is the day! Moving dirt on the first of 50 homes at the site.
Last night, REV Uptown and Speckled Paw Coffee hosted a karaoke night. While REV is primarily a business incubator and coworking space, we are also a community gathering place and hub for creative activity.
AnsonEDP is pleased to be a program sponsor for the NCEDA Networking Luncheon in Charlotte on February 24th.
One of our organizational goals for 2022 is to increase the county's visibility in the #economicdevelopment and #siteselection community.
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Anson County’s newest outdoor economy business, Diamond Hill Bird Company, is located in the Burnsville area. Owned by Chance and Kaitlyn Emrich, Diamond Hill is a commercial quail and pheasant farm, and a breeder and trainer of fine bird dogs.