The selection of products and services targeting area pet owners is expanding. Pet Supplies Plus, a national pet retailer will soon open at its new location in the Tanglewood retail area of Elizabeth City. 

The home of $1 tacos on “Taco Tuesday” will soon be significantly larger as Happy Taco relocates to the former Mamasita’s building on Ehringhaus Street.

CAMDEN – A new business specializing in custom-designed flooring has opened in Camden.

MOYOCK — Each time Rebecca Miller fills the bakery case with fresh-baked scones, muffins, turnovers and fruit pastries, she fulfills her dream of serving customers something extraordinary.

The U.S. and North Carolina “economies” have enjoyed 2018.

A pop-up arts, crafts and gifts establishment is open downtown – and the sights and sounds of the place are quite different from any other in the Harbor of Hospitality.

Candace Godfrey is meticulous.

Most area counties saw unemployment rates fall in July, although Pasquotank, Perquimans and Chowan counties continued a trend of being higher than the statewide average.

Michelle Williams’ passion for historic properties is behind her plans to acquire the long-vacant former downtown Elizabeth City Pure Oil station and an empty adjacent commercial building behind it.

CURRITUCK – Those wanting to see lots of exotic reptiles resembling those creatures from prehistoric times don’t have to drive all the way to a big city or faraway zoo.

On Dec.  22, 2017, President Trump signed into law arguably the most significant reforms to our tax code in the past 30 years. While the majority of the law focused on stimulating economic growth through changes to the corporate tax code, there are tax cuts in the law for you and me as well.…

Underway for several months now, the transformation of Southgate Mall is becoming more visible to residents and shoppers. 

MOYOCK – A Moyock-based supply store for animal enthusiasts is growing, recently adding more employees and expanded service hours.

When a family loses a loved one, they should be proud of how they say goodbye.

CAMDEN – Georgia Lamb said she and her husband are seeking to find a new operator for their roadside restaurant that closed in recent weeks apparently after unsuccessful management by two family members.