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2023 has been designated the North Carolina "Year of the Trail," which is a year-long celebration and series of events and messaging that encourage people to get outdoors and enjoy the expansive trail systems that NC has to offer!
This initiative boosts tourism and shows off every beautiful corner of our great state. Join Downtown Morehead City, Inc., and the Great Trails State Coalition as we explore our unique network of "trails," both near and far.
For more information, please visit https://greattrailsnc.com/
DUKE ENERGY FOUNDATION ANNOUNCES DOWNTOWN MOREHEAD CITY, INC. IS $25,000 HOMETOWN REVITALAZATION GRANT RECIPIENT
We are pleased to announce the 2022 Small Business Support Grant Recipients, courtesy of the Duke Energy Foundation's Hometown Revitalization Grant. DMC, Inc. was able to award $25,000 to 16 downtown businesses, including:
Arendell Room Bar
Big Rock Blue Marlin Store
BluSail Golitz Studios
Bodhi Yoga & Massage
Downtown Barre
Eye to Eye Optical
Genesis Custom Construction
Gigi & Co.
Ginny Gordon's
Hope Mission Thrift Store
Knit Knook
New Wave Barber Shop
Parsons General Store
Tranquility Day Spa
The View at Sugarloaf
Wine & Design
DOWNTOWN DOLLARS
Give the gift of making memories at a downtown Morehead City restaurant, bar, or shop. Downtown Morehead City, Inc. is introducing Downtown Dollars, certificates used in lieu of cash at all participating downtown Morehead City businesses. Downtown Dollars can be purchased in increments of $10. Please note that no change is given and dollars cannot be used to substitute for tips. Click here to purchase or contact Downtown Morehead City, Inc. at 252-808-0440 or at info@downtownmoreheadcity.com.
CONGRATS
to our 2021 Main Street Champion
Arts Council of Carteret County
INVESTMENTS IN MAIN STREET COMMUNITIES GROW TO $4.5 BILLION
Designated North Carolina Main Street and Small Town Main Street communities received more than $439.9 million in local private and public investment, welcomed more than 300 new businesses and 1,900 new jobs to its downtown districts during Fiscal Year 2021-2022, the N.C. Main Street and Rural Planning Center announced.