Fall 2006 - Page 4
Volume 4, Issue 7
   
GRANTEES “ TAKING THE INITIATIVE”
The W.B. Wicker Business Campus Emerges From Ruins
(cont. from pg 1)
Kate Rumely, executive director of Brick Capital, said the new facility is everything organizers had hoped for.

“This is truly tremendous,” Rumely said. “It’s great for the people of Lee County — and also the former students who can now look at their old school with pride again.”

The 29,000-square-foot center is located on Vance Street in Sanford.
Bill Wilson, Board Chair of Brick Capital CDC, welcomes the crowd at the Ribbon Cutting and Grand Opening Ceremony.



The W.B. Wicker Business Campus before restoration.



The W.B. Wicker Business Campus after restoration.
Old wicker school now community showplace [Page1] Washington, NC Making Healthy Strides Forward [Page2] Initiative's Summer Boost [Page6]
The W.B. Wicker Business Campus Emerges From Ruins [Page4 cont. of page1] Grantee Retreat: No Relaxing Day at the Beach [Page3] A Tribute to Mr. George Hyndman Esser [Page7]
From the CEO: new lobbying laws [Page2] Partnership Prospers in kannapolis [Page5]
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