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New single family dwelling; 5601 River Buck Rd., Spring Hope; Matt Baldwin; $400,000
New single family dwelling; 1137 Centerview Dr., Nashville; Ivette Rivera; $101,460
New single family dwelling; 1149 Centerview Dr., Nashville; Ivette Rivera; $100,000
New single family dwelling; 1161 Centerview Dr., Nashville; Ivette Rivera; $106,000

Motor vehicle theft reported at 11379 Old US 64, Spring Hope on 10/30/24
Assault on child under 12 reported at 13081 W. Hanes Ave., Middlesex reported on 10/30/24
Larceny felony reported at 14440 Burgess Rd., Middlesex on 10/27/24
Damage to personal property reported at 16362 NC 43, Whitakers on 10/28/24

INCIDENTS:
Carrying concealed weapon reported at mile marker 460 US 64 E on 10/11/24
Trespass-second degree reported at 2012 Trinity Dr., Nashville on 10/8/24
Death investigation at 210 Virginia Ave., Nashville on 10/17/24

Hebrews 4:16 says, "Let us then with confidence draw near to the throne of grace, that we may receive mercy and find grace to help in time of need." Old Testament references to the throne of God declare the holiness, glory, and sovereignty of God. In Christ, the throne of God is a fountain of grace and mercy. Yet it remains a throne. It is a seat of divine authority. It is the place from which God reigns over heaven and earth. Jesus says: Pray then like this: "Our Father in heaven, hallowed be your name. Your kingdom come."

The Contentnea Primitive Baptist Church: Memorials recently published by James A. and Margaret B. Bailey contains obituaries compiled from newspapers and periodicals for burials at Contentnea Primitive Baptists Church. In the absence of published obituaries, genealogical information was collected from vital statistics records which included information from births, marriages, deaths and census records.

NASHVILLE - Phase Two of the Birchwood Preserve, consisting of 200 lots to be developed on 157 acres of what was formerly Birchwood Country Club in Nashville, is coming up for town council review Nov. 19.
The proposed development was the subject of a Nov. 4 specially called meeting of the Nashville Planning Board, during which time board members heard from engineer Kevin Varnell of Stocks Engineering, developer Robbie Davis of RBD Investments, and four members of the public who had questions.

ROCKY MOUNT - An estimated 6,400 people packed the Rocky Mount Event Center Oct. 30 amidst heavy security to attend a rally for President-Elect Donald Trump, beginning with remarks by attending officials at 11:15 a.m. and ending with a 1 p.m. speech by Trump that lasted nearly two hours. People were still streaming in at 11 and extra chairs had to be set up until finally, there was standing room only after all the stands were full.