Why subscribe?
Do you live in Indian Land or a surrounding area (Waxhaw, Ballantyne, Marvin, Weddington)? Have you found yourself driving past a construction site wondering what is going there? Are you scrolling through Nextdoor and neighborhood Facebook pages to tell you what is happening in your area? If so, this newsletter is for you! Get sneak peeks, opening dates, and the stories behind the newest businesses coming to town, right in your inbox.
The community of Indian Land, SC is a vibrant, yet interesting one. The area is in the beginning stages of a boom with new businesses and developments popping up left and right. According to a study from TischlerBise, by 2030 the Greater Panhandle population is expected to grow by 40,000 new residents, 500 jobs and 17,000 houses.
Our goal is to create a strong community both within Indian Land and with our close neighbors that cross city, county, and even state lines by keeping the area updated on new development, highlighting local businesses, and happenings.
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Who is Untap Indian Land?
Untap Indian Land was founded by Casey Wilson, a local entrepreneur who moved to Indian Land 7 years ago with her husband Frank and two boys. Wilson worked as the Director of Marketing and Audience Development for Charlotte magazine for 7 years before starting her event planning and marketing company, Carben Events + Marketing in 2017. She graduated from UNC at Charlotte with a Bachelor’s in Communications Arts and a minor in Journalism.
With a global pandemic and fewer events to plan, Wilson decided to finally start the newsletter she has been thinking about for the last 2 years. Untap Indian Land is a passion project to feel more connected to her community.
