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2023 NC Main Street Award: Economic Vitality Best Endangered Properties Rescue Effort Rehab Development Level 2 Development Rehab Builders Rehab Engineering Dunn & Dalton Architects Downtown Goldsboro Development Corporation City of Goldsboro Wayne County Watch The Award Video This project began in 2015 with six unused, underutilized, and vacant buildings, located at two 100% corners in downtown Goldsboro. 200, 204, and 206 East Walnut Street, 102 South John Street, 135 and 1

2023 NC Main Street Award: Economic Vitality Best Adaptive Reuse Project LMY, Inc. The Bogle Firm Architecture Farmers and Merchants Bank Downtown Statesville Development Corporation Watch The Award Video The Jenkins Building, located at 212 South Center Street, is a three-story, 10,500 square-foot building in downtown Statesville, built in 1922. The large open floor plan was ideal for retail, and it was originally the home to Nichols Furniture Company. The Downtown Statesvi

2023 NC Main Street Award: Economic Vitality Best Adaptive Reuse Project Landmark Development Randolph Senior Adults Association City of Asheboro Dunn & Dalton Architects Rehab Engineering KMW Builders Fearnbach History Services, Inc. Watch The Award Video In 2017 Landmark Development embarked on a project to rehabilitate the former Parks Hosiery Mill-McCrary Hosiery Mill Number Two, located at 170 North Church Street in downtown Asheboro, into apartments to serve the senior