About three years ago, a woman stopped Janice Bundy in the aisle of a supermarket.
She said hello and harkened back to Sept. 5, 1996, the day Hurricane Fran struck Fayetteville. The 115 mph winds knocked out power to large swaths of the city, but power stayed on at Buddy s Bar-B-Q, the barbecue and Southern food restaurant that Bundy s parents started in 1946.
At a time when nearby stores were gouging customers with $10 bags of ice, Bundy was giving bags away for free. Food, too. The Gillespie Street restaurant, which Bundy opened in 1993, was so packed full of hungry diners that some of the regular customers, including the woman in the grocery store, stepped up and volunteered waiting tables that fateful day.
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RALEIGH – Global real estate and investment company Jamestown and Raleigh-based developer Grubb Ventures today announced the start of construction on the first phase of the $150 million Raleigh Iron Works project, a new dynamic, mixed-use destination that will bring nearly 500,000 square feet of creative office space, 90,000-plus square feet of retail, and 220 new residential units to Raleigh’s Five Points, Person Street, and Mordecai neighborhoods.
Construction began early this morning with crews from Brasfield & Gorrie focusing on excavation and foundation work for the residential building, and infrastructure work for the new roads and utilities at the 18-acre site.