AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 minutes agoBusiness Investment: Siemens Energy is weighing a $65 million expansion in Rural Hall, with Forsyth County considering an eight-year tax deal; Corning is also expanding production in Wilmington. Infrastructure: Asheville approved nearly $7 million for bike lanes, a multiuse path and greenway tied to the I-26 Connector, upgrades advocates say can support nearby businesses and tourism. Energy and Industry: State regulators issued Carolina Lithium an air-quality permit with added conditions based on public feedback, advancing a proposed Gaston County mine and processing plant. Workforce: Blue Ridge Community College plans to launch agricultural-equipment training in 2027 with a $250,000 state grant, while ECU is adjusting admissions and expanding programs for adult learners as the pool of high school graduates shrinks. State Finances: North Carolina retained its top bond ratings from Moody’s and S&P, signaling continued confidence in the state’s credit.
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