Posted on 16 April 2012.
Davidson College's proposed signs for the new college store at 137 N. Main St.
The Design Review Board will review proposed signage for the Davidson College Store at 137 N. Main St. – including decorative banners and a cast stone medallion. Read the full story
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Posted on 01 August 2011.
Here’s the back story to last week’s news that The Spirited Cyclist plans to open later this summer in a long-vacant storefront at 129 N. Main St., next to Davidson College’s Cats on Main shop. The deal to open up another unused space in the block owned by Dr. Tom Clark and Joe Poteat, was brokered by The Stewart Group, a new Davidson-based commercial real estate firm.
The Stewart Group was formed earlier this year to become “Davidson’s one-stop commercial real estate firm.” Its principals are David Stewart, Michael Orlando, and Greg Fallon.
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Posted on 16 June 2011.
From left, Joey Rusher, Bob Rusher Sr. and Bob Rusher Jr. outside their new Rushco Davidson Market. (David Boraks/DavidsonNews.net)
By DAVID BORAKS
DavidsonNews.net
The Rusher family of Salisbury has been running a fuel distribution business since 1938 and convenience stores since 1982, but there’s something quite different about the Rushco Davidson Market that opened this week.
Bob Rusher Jr. describes the business not as a typical convenience store, but as an “urban market.” The site includes the food market, offices, and gasoline pumps under a canopy. And other details stand out, from its prepared foods and ice cream right down to the environmentally friendly car wash out in the parking lot that recycles waste water.
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Posted on 09 March 2011.
This article also appeared on our front page on 3/8/11.
By DAVID BORAKS
DavidsonNews.net
Should Davidson allow drive-up windows at restaurants and shops? The Town Board on Tuesday put that topic on the table for a lively discussion that was part history and part debate over what kind of town Davidson wants to be.
Davidson Town Manager Leamon Brice told the board developers have asked recently whether the town might change its rules to allow drive-throughs. Proposals could be on the way for the Exit 30 area or for yet-to-be designed projects on the horizon in the N.C. 73 area east of town.
LISTEN to an audio replay of the discussion below.
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