Daniel's Florist, 2829 Jones Franklin Road, Raleigh, has absorbed the existing business of Abloom'n Garden in Apex.

Holly Springs landscaping company Greenscape Inc. has been selected to handle all commercial landscape installation efforts for Regency Centers' renovation of its Carmel Commons shopping center in south Charlotte.

Menchie's, a frozen yogurt emporium, has opened its first location in Cary at 575 New Waverly Place.

Robert Sullivan Builder, Inc. in Fuquay-Varina has launched a new website at www.sullivanbuilder.com.

The Rusty Bucket Kids, a children's television show based in Apex, announces a partnership with the Michigan Film Office to start shooting its second episode this spring in Michigan.

An office for the nonprofit Triangle Aphasia Project, Unlimited, is being constructed in the Cary Plaza shopping center. The Triangle Aphasia Project has provided community-based services in collaboration with Triangle area speech pathologists, medical providers and rehabilitation programs for eight years.

CALENDAR

The Apex Chamber of Commerce will hold a networking event from 8 to 9:30 a.m. Thursday, Feb. 23, at the Apex High School Academy of Information Technology, 1501 Laura Duncan Road, Apex. Meet and pre-screen students to fill internship positions or help them refine their networking skills. Coffee and a light breakfast will be provided by the Cougar Café. To RSVP, call 919-362-6456 or visit apexchamber.com.

CAREERS

Railinc Corp. in Cary has promoted:

Valerie Donahoo to senior manager, infrastructure services and solutions

Chris Lawson to senior manager, quality and continuous improvement