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POLICE-FIRE CAMP 2025 (relevance: 100%, date: Jun 25, 2025)
SUMMER FUN - Nashville-area children ages 8-13 attended the 2025 Police and Fire Camp, held June 18-20. Activities included tours of the fire station, Nash County Communications Center; development of fire ground skills like connecting to hydrants and washing fire trucks; a firefighter agility course; a visit with North Carolina search dogs; demonstrations with police K9s and the use of a fire ladder truck; working a mock crime scene; learning basic first aid skills; an ambulance tour; a visit from a State Highway Patrol helicopter crew; and outdoor games, among other activities. Pictured above, NC State Aviation Unit Troopers take questions from campers about helicopter uses and equipment during a visit at Stoney Creek Environmental park.

Barn Quilt Wall begins at Nashville Parks & Rec (relevance: 93.5%, date: Jun 25, 2025)
NASHVILLE - Nashville's much-anticipated Barn Quilt Wall hit the bricks June 19, with an assortment of colorful squares paving the way for more to come. It can be seen on the side of the Nashville Recreation Center at 200 Boddie Street.
Miles and Tim Glasgow of Glasgow Sign Service began by attaching furring strips to the brick, repeatedly clambering ladders and balancing on constructed scaffolding, before carefully mounting the 4' x 4' centerpiece, a handsome maroon, blue and blue-gray compass rose featuring Nashville in the middle of multiple destination points.

Legislation may predict the future for "paper towns" (relevance: 80.8%, date: Jun 25, 2025)
Temperatures have climbed into the "it's hotter than blue blazes" days. It never fails to see temperatures sky-rocket (no pun intended) just in time for our local Independence Day events.
Be sure to check inside today's edition for information on Red Oak, Castalia and Rocky Mount's events.
One thing that never slows down this time of year is local governments, especially the last few days of June closing out their year-end while approving budgets for the next year that begins July 1.

Meeting slated for July 14th for new Nash County Cattlemen's Association (relevance: 75.1%, date: Jun 25, 2025)
A public meeting will be held on July 14th for anyone who wants to be part of the new Nash County Cattlemen's Association. The meeting will be held at the Nash County Ag Center, 1006 Eastern Ave., Nashville at 7 p.m. A spaghetti dinner with local beef will be serve. RSVP is required. Call 252-459-9810 or visit us at: go.ncsu.edu/readext?1076944

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Nashville renews 40-year sewer contract (relevance: 31.1%, date: Jun 25, 2025)
NASHVILLE - While deciding to sign on the dotted line for another 40 years of sewer service with Rocky Mount, Nashville town leaders are thinking about shopping around for more affordable options for sewer and water, including the possibility of installing more wells.
"The prices are unreal for water and sewer," grumbled Larry Taylor, councilman, at the council's June 18 morning meeting.

NASH COUNTY DEED TRANSFERS (relevance: 18.7%, date: Jun 25, 2025)
Terry Christopher Oliver to Edwardsone, LLC; 813 Burton Street, Rocky Mount
Mickey Harrison, Mickey Darnell Harrison and Kristal Harrison to Emanuel Reyes Perez and Adela Del Carmen Hernandez Sosa; property in Nash County
Arthur C. Deming III and Sharon L. Deming to Anthony David Schoenleber and Victoria Forrest Schoenleber; 5441 Lochmere Bay Drive, Rocky Mount
Achankeng Afiadata and Carine Afiadata to Haven Hannah Real Estate Rental, LLC; 105 Greenbank Court, Rocky Mount

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