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Eric Travis Proctor and Katie Jean Proctor to Robin Latham; Sherwood Hills, Block D, Lot 9
Judith Thompson Scull and David Scull to Judith Scull, Judith Scull Trust Under Will, David Scull, Susan Scull Grine and Elizabeth Scull Baker; 14 acres, 78.2 acres, 14.5 acres and 32 acres

Girl Scout Troop #611 saved cookie profits over the past few cookie seasons to fund a trip to Williamsburg, VA. Members stayed at the Girl Scout Colonial Coast Camp Skimino in Williamsburg and experienced some amazing adventures.
The girls designed their troop trip shirts to look like a tour since they were going to so many places.

Building Permit
Commercial
Bill Klimvakis, 9475 Main St; addition; $9,000
Keith Price, 1005 E. Washington St; detached accessory; $7,000

Matthew Floyd, age 7, searched the family farms Monday for Nash County's first cotton bloom of 2022. Matthew found his bloom Monday morning, June 27 and brought it to The Nashville Graphic. The Nashville Graphic has held a long-time tradition of offering a free one-year subscription for the first bloom of the season brought to the newspaper.

Y&R Homes, LLC to Triangle Homes and Rehab, Inc. and Beman Home Solutions, Inc.; 12621 Talon Drive, Zebulon; $125,000
Carol Reiner to Barbara McCann and John Lomot; Lake Royale, Lots C-2383 and C-2384
Cameron Blake McKeel and Natalie Anne McKeel to Brandon Scott Miles and Lindsay Marie Miles; Section 4, Cedar Ridge Subdivision, Phase 4, Lot 24

A metal manufacturing operation will soon call Nashville home.
Nashville's Town Council unanimously approved an inducement agreement earlier this month for NC Fabrication, LLC.
Town Manager Randy Lansing told council members that the town, with the assistance of Carolina Gateway Partnership and Leigh Ballance's Prime 1 Builders, attracted the company to the West Nashville Commerce Park to start a small metal parts manufacturing operation.

The Town of Nashville is pulling the plug on its membership with the Carolina Gateway Partnership.
Council members unanimously voted Tuesday night not to renew the town's membership with the partnership and instead go with Nash County Economic Development.