The WindowBox is a full service design showroom specializing in custom window treatments for both residential and commercial settings.
The WindowBox has been exceeding the design needs of its clients throughout the Sandhills Region of North Carolina since 2004.
222 W. Pennsylvania Avenue Southern Pines 28387 Phone: 910-692-7330
“The WindowBox is conveniently located in historic downtown Southern Pines. Our shop is open Monday through Friday from 10:00 am to 5:00 pm. Feel free to stop in and browse our numerous fabric samples or call to setup a personal consultation at your home.”
If you haven’t tried Al’s 50’s Diner yet, you’re missing out on some good food. Al’s is located in the old Winn-Dixie plaza, where What-a-Wiener used to be. They do a great hamburger there, and the fries are second to none. Try breakfast too. Al’s Special is a good deal, and won’t leave you hungry, with 2 eggs, bacon, sausage, ham, hashbrowns or grits, toast and a short stack.
Al’s 50’s Diner 1930 N. Poplar St. Southern Pines, NC (910) 246-0022
Tags: restaurant, food, Southern Pines, Pinehurst, diner, lunch, breakfast, dinner
Did you know that ConnectNC offers its customers 24×7 toll free tech support at no extra charge? 24×7 toll free tech support for our customers can be reached by calling 866-234-4883.
We also offer Premium support at the main office number from 9:00 am until 5:00 pm, Monday through Friday, billed at an hourly rate to your credit card. Customers who wish to call or stop by the main office for technical support rather than using the free tech support will be billed. The best way to avoid being charged for Premium support is to make use of the free support number!
ConnectNC, Inc. got its start as Internet of the Sandhills in the Spring of 1996. Since then, we have been providing Internet, computer, networking services and more to the folks of Moore, Montgomery, Chatham and Lee Counties.
Our web servers are home to web sites from Australia to New York and from Canada to Central America. We started in the web design and hosting business in 1995, before we began offering dialup and other services.
We provide a wide range of services, including:
ConnectNC, Inc. 420 SW Broad Street Southern Pines, North Carolina 28387 (910) 695-7068 | 888-290-4601
24Ă—7 tech support for our customers can be reached by calling 866-234-4883.
Monthly fees apply for your merchant account, but a one time custom design and setup of only $1299 is available now (basic modules included).
Please look at Dednutz.com and WholesaleKennel.com for examples of e-commerce sites.
Call us at 910-695-7068 to get your site started or redesigned today!
If your telephone company is Embarq:
Residential 512K $39.99 1.5M $49.99
Business 512K $44.99 1.5M $69.99
And the install fee is waived for June and July!
Please call 910-695-7068 to order.
The building ConnectNC, Inc. used to occupy at 285 West New York Avenue in Southern Pines, North Carolina is for sale. Please call Bill Sahadi, of ForeProperties if you’re interested in seeing the building. It’s right on the corner of Page and New York, down the hill from the Southern Pines post office.
The building has loads of parking!
Please give Bill a call!
Phone: 1-910-692-4211 Mobile: 1-910-638-0888
All services have now been moved to the 420 SW Broad St location as of 11:00 PM last night.
If you have time on your hands and like web surfing, then StumbleUpon is for you. StumbleUpon was recently acquired by eBay, and is an online community based upon various interests. If you don’t feel like getting involved in another online network, just use StumbleUpon to find new and interesting web sites. Once it’s installed on your browser’s toolbar (I use Firefox), click Stumble! and you’ll be taken to a site that fits into categories you pre-selected.
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Turn Off Your Computer: With the growth of high-speed Internet connections, many opt to leave their computers on and ready for action. The downside is that being “always on” renders computers more susceptible. Beyond firewall protection, which is designed to fend off unwanted attacks, turning the computer off effectively severs an attacker’s connection—be it spyware or a botnet that employs your computer’s resources to reach out to other unwitting users.
Please read more tips for protecting your computer at http://www.fbi.gov/cyberinvest/protect_online.htm