Leadership Brunswick County is a program designed to develop and enrich existing and emerging community leaders who are qualified and committed to the growth and well-being of Brunswick County. The program provides an opportunity for participants to learn about the needs of the county and the individuals responsible for providing services to meet those needs.

The North Brunswick Chamber of Commerce (NBCC) recently recognized its incoming and outgoing board members during its Annual Awards Dinner in June at the Leland Cultural Arts Center.  “I’m proud to welcome our new board members and deeply grateful to those whose service is coming to a close,” said Shari Leone, 2025-26 NBCC Board President.

In a recent citizen survey conducted by the North Brunswick Chamber of Commerce, 89.7% of residents said it is at least somewhat important to shop local by patronizing businesses in the community where they live, with two-thirds of respondents ranking it very or extremely important. On Saturday, March 1, 2025, northern Brunswick County residents will

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Congratulations to the winners of the 2023 Leland Under the Lights Car Show. Club Participation Award – Sponsored by the North Brunswick Chamber of CommerceWinner – Cape Fear Cruisers Car Club Top 25 Awards – Sponsored by T-Mobile Leland #91 – Curtis Mason #32 – Ronnie Parker #112 – Greg Price #117 – Tex Watkins

The North Brunswick Chamber of Commerce (NBCC) installed its 2023-24officers and directors and honored annual award winners during its annual awards banquet. Theevent was held at the Leland Cultural Arts Center on June 28 and was sponsored by REV FederalCredit Union. “Our Chamber’s primary mission is to serve our members by building a strong businesscommunity