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Before: n comes a desire and a need to fulfill their business needs and shopping needs. It’s a combination of filling the desires of the community as well as filling the needs of the general northern Brunswick County population,” Vidmar said.
Vidmar said some popular requests he hears is a TJ Maxx, Home Goods, and more fine dining options. Several residents share one common desire.
“I’m not sure what all they’re building over there but I’d like to see a
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After: or a Home Depot,” Warren Walker said.
“I think it would be great to have a home improvement store on this side of the bridge. Like a Home Depot or a Lowes,” Sarah Feid said.
“We’re hoping very soon to announce the development of a home improvement store. A well-known home improvement store here in Leland,” Vidmar said in response. “I’m not at liberty to announce it as of yet, but we’re very close. We’re conducting negotia