#DidYouKnow Since 2000, NCRR has invested nearly $159M in capital projects – creating $130M in annual labor income impact and supporting 2,400+ jobs across N.C. That’s real investment powering our economy. #EconomicImpact #ForeverinMotion

When Hurricane Helene buried 300 ft. of track & shut down Tweetsie Railroad’s busiest month, $166K in Back-on-Track funds from NCRR helped restore the line in time for Christmas. Now it’s full steam ahead. #BackonTrack #TweetsieRailroad #ForeverinMotion

At NCRR, safety is always in motion. Our Track Protection Program keeps workers and communities safe around active rail lines. Learn how our flagging services team helps reduce risk along NC’s 317-mile corridor and beyond: ncrr.com/services/tpp/ #RailSafety #ForeverInMotion

Freight rail helped shape America’s independence by connecting people, powering industry and moving goods coast to coast. Today, NCRR continues that legacy along our 317-mile corridor and beyond. #IndependenceDay #FreightRail #ForeverInMotion #RailReadyNC

Happy #TriviaTuesday! Let’s test your railroad knowledge. Barbeque season is upon us in NC, but did you know that products in your cookout may have been delivered by rail? Which of these agriculture products commonly shipped via the NCRR corridor is essential to the state’s pork

On this day in 1851, the first shovel hit the dirt in Greensboro, launching a rail line that would connect Goldsboro to Charlotte and shape NC’s future. Today, that corridor continues to move NC forward. #RailHistory #Infrastructure #NCHistory #ForeverinMotion

It's official: North Carolina is CNBC's #1 state for business in 2025! We're proud to contribute to the infrastructure, economic development and connectivity that help keep North Carolina at the top. #NCRR #TopStatesForBusiness #EconomicDevelopment

NCRR reflects on Hurricane Helene’s impact and shares some results of our Back-on-Track Disaster Recovery Program, launched just 12 days after landfall. NCRR CEO Carl Warren shares more in the full article: progressiverailroading.com/RailPrime/deta… #DisasterRecovery #FreightRail #ForeverInMotion

Happy #TriviaTuesday! Ready to test your railroad knowledge? Locomotives are the powerhouse of any railroad. On our corridor, they move freight across 317 miles. How many pounds does the average locomotive weigh?#ForeverinMotion

NCRR has awarded 19 Microgrants totaling $875,000 in 2025 to support industrial sites statewide. Our Microgrant Program helps local leaders plan, prep and build for future jobs and growth on both rail and non-rail sites. Learn more: ncrr.com/services/econo… #EconomicDevelopment

Big welcome to Dave Welker, NCRR’s new CFO! His financial expertise and leadership are key to our continued momentum. Welcome aboard, Dave. #ForeverInMotion

It’s #TriviaTuesday! Since 1929, NCRR has helped drive major economic growth in NC—but how big has the impact been?

An inactive industrial site in need of remediation could be well worth the cleanup. NCRR’s Brownfields Program helps local governments and economic developers jumpstart environmental studies to assess a site’s potential. Check it out! ncrr.com/services/econo… #EconomicDevelopment

In 1856, NCRR built railcar repair shops in Alamance County. The community that formed, Company Shops, would become Burlington, NC. It’s one of many municipalities that grew from rail stops along the line, shaping the state’s future one track at a time. #RailHistory #RailReady

Safety is always on track. When approaching rail crossings, avoid distractions, never stop on the tracks, and always look and listen for trains. At NCRR, safety is part of our mission. Let’s keep NC moving safely. #RailSafety #FreightRail #Infrastructure #ForeverInMotion

Meet Catherine Knudson, NCRR’s Director of Records and Legal Affairs. Since 2007, she’s helped preserve our history, lead research initiatives and support major projects like our rebrand. Thank you, Catherine, for your leadership. #ForeverInMotion

As students return to the classroom, it’s more important than ever to stay alert near railroad crossings. Since trains take much longer to stop than cars, it’s important to stay alert, obey signs and avoid the tracks. Let’s keep our communities safe this school year.

Applications for NCRR’s Build Ready Sites program open September 15. In Anson County, funds will be used to clear and grade a 78-acre site in Atlantic Gateway Logistics Park. Is your site next? Learn more: ncrr.com/services/econo… #BuildReadySites #RailReadyNC #EconomicDevelopment

NCRR has awarded its first Brownfields Site Grants to Jackson County and the Town of Spencer. These investments help prepare dormant, rail-adjacent properties for future industrial use and job creation. Learn more: ncrr.com/news/jackson-c… #GranteeAnnouncement #ForeverInMotion