Here Comes the Sun

Union County?s Indian Trail community is not sitting idly by watching retail dollars pour into adjoining Mecklenburg. Dennis Moser of theThe Moser Group Inc. hopes to capture a piece of the hundreds of millions he estimates leave Union County every year as a result of local residents seeking top-notch shopping venues outside Union County. His latest coup has been landing a 14-screen Stone Theatreat Sun Valley Commons, a Moser development now entering its third phase. Stone officials would not release a construction cost. Moser says he's had strong interest recently from additional restaurants and other retailers, as well. So far, it's paying off: Even though the theater isn't built yet, 15,000 teenage girls are already lined up outside to see Justin Bieber's Never Say Never.

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