Latest reporting from the Business desk.
Business
North Carolina's State Health Plan moved most Atrium Health facilities to out-of-network status effective Jan. 1, 2027, a change that affects UCPS teachers and state employees who use Atrium facilities in Monroe, Waxhaw and Matthews; open enrollment runs through Nov. 6.
Business
Publix will open a 50,325-square-foot grocery store at Village Commons in Wesley Chapel on Nov. 4, bringing about 140 jobs and a third Union County location for the chain.
Business
Greco Fresh Grille scored 98.5 and Hot Wok Restaurant scored 97.5 in Union County health inspections for the week of Sept. 17-23, the only two Wesley Chapel restaurants inspected in the latest cycle.
Business
Provisions Waxhaw earned a perfect 100 in the Union County health inspection cycle for Sept. 10–16, one of three establishments countywide to receive a top score.
Business
Harris Teeter announced a $253 million, three-year investment to renovate stores and open new locations across the Charlotte area, with the Waxhaw Cureton Town Center store among a handful of locations specifically named for upgrades.
Business
Home sales across the Charlotte 16-county region, which includes Union County, rose just 1.6% year-over-year in July while dropping 3.7% from June, according to the Canopy Realtor Association's latest report, as 30-year mortgage rates climbed to 6.66%.
Business
Crossroads Grill in downtown Waxhaw scored a 90 on its Union County health inspection the week of Aug. 20–26, earning a Grade A under North Carolina's statewide system.
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