Employees help stock the shelves at the new Super G Mart in Pineville on Tuesday. The international supermarket, the third location for the brand, is slated to open this weekend.
Just days away from opening, Super G Mart in Pineville on Tuesday was bustling as boxes filled
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This is the 10th and final article in WGB’s Year in Review series.
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The North Carolina grocery retailer is getting ready to open a third location in Pineville, seeing growth in the local Asian community.
PINEVILLE, N.C. — While Charlotte has become one of the fastest-growing cities in the country, a North Carolina grocery retailer is also expanding.
The Korean-owned Super G Mart
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