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Capitol Broadcasting Company, the parent company of WRAL News, is part of the 2024 class inducted into the North Carolina Media & Journalism Hall of Fame at the University of North Carolina.
Jim Goodmon, chairman of the board, accepted the induction to the NC Media and Journalism Hall of Fame on behalf of Capitol Broadcasting Company
From the developers behind the American Tobacco Campus in Durham, a 400,000 square foot mixed-use redevelopment project is well underway in Rock Hill — with 'ROAR' announced as the anchor retail tenant
The North Carolina Broadcast History Museum doesn't have a brick-and-mortar location, but plans are in the works.
From the developers behind the American Tobacco Campus in Durham, a 400,000 square foot mixed-use redevelopment project begins in Rock Hill soon.
Capitol B Creative Studios and WRAL Digital will invest up to $1 million in dollar-for-dollar matching support to American Rescue Plan grant recipients and those of other state, federal and private grant programs aimed at encouraging economic stimulus.
Ukrainian ambassador to the U.S. Oksana Markarova wrote a letter to CBC COO Jimmy Goodmon on Oct. 3.
Mark Bergin, WRAL senior multiplatform producer
The new studio in the Curtis Media Center is named the James F. Goodmon Studio.
The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill has named its new media center after CBC CEO Jim Goodmon.
Five TV stations in Charlotte are launching NEXTGEN TV, joining nearly 40 other regions, including Raleigh-Durham, in expanding the technology's service area.
Capitol B Creative Studios is a new agency that will offer clients business intelligence and strategy-fueled creative and branding.
In Nash County, Capitol Broadcasting Company has transformed the centuries-old Rocky Mount Mills into a mixed-use destination, filled with office space, breweries, residential units, and more.
Abbey Slattery, WRAL Digital Solutions
From a humble beginning in a basement to one of the most highly acclaimed startup centers for new company development ... The American Underground story is told by its leadership and partners who have 10 years of memories to share.
Plans continue to advance for the construction of a new Bandwidth headquarters in Raleigh with more details and renderings of the project unveiled Tuesday as well as news that a site plan application has been submitted to the City of Raleigh.
Capitol Broadcasting Company and WRAL are Here to Help our local businesses. Check out the latest program from Thursday, April 30, as well as past programs. Tune in at 2 p.m. every Thursday to get advice from industry experts and hear ideas from other local business owners.
The construction company that renovated the Capitol Broadcasting Company/WRAL headquarters in Raleigh was honored with an industry award for its work on the project.
WRAL's Mandy Mitchell reports on how the Durham community and many others, including Capitol Broadcasting, came together to bring Christmas to many children after an unfortunate incident last weekend.
Matt Willoughby, who spent 18 years at Capital Broadcast Co. as an award-winning reporter and anchor, died this month from cancer.
James "Jim" and Barbara Goodmon received the 2019 Public School Forum of North Carolina Jay Robinson Education Leadership Award on Thursday night in downtown Raleigh. The Forum established the award in 2000 to recognize leaders who have demonstrated innovative, creative and effective leadership for public education in North Carolina.
Thanks to an $85,000 injection from Capitol Broadcasting Company and a federal grant, a team of UNC researchers has launched an online digital archive documenting the history of the 200-year-old mill.
On the heels of its 200th anniversary, Rocky Mount Mills is getting a new lease of life. After more than a decade in the making, restoration on the main mill building is set to be complete this month.
James "Jim" and Barbara Goodmon were named Thursday as the recipients of the 2019 Public School Forum of North Carolina Jay Robinson Education Leadership Award. The Forum established the award in 2000 to recognize leaders who have demonstrated innovative, creative and effective leadership for public education in North Carolina.
The free session, designed for girls who are rising sixth graders to eighth graders, will be 1 p.m. to 5 p.m., Aug. 9, at the station on Western Boulevard in Raleigh.
Sarah Lindenfeld Hall, Go Ask Mom editor
An account executive needs to have a strategic approach to be successful building long-term relationships.
