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Long hot summers in tobacco fields, or barns, gifted us with valuable lessons (relevance: 100%, date: Jul 9, 2025)
This week's Backward Glance sure brings back a lot of memories - especially since I spent a few of my teenage years working for Tim and Dale Thorne during tobacco season.
The photo not only reflects a family farming operation, but a time where local farmers had teenagers knocking on their doors wanting to work to earn money during summer vacation - which is indeed a thing of the past.

Local woman competes for Ms. Fayetteville State University (relevance: 100%, date: Jul 9, 2025)
NASHVILLE - A Nashville woman and two-times graduate of Fayetteville State University is looking to give back to her alma mater by raising money for student scholarships. Shamica Dawes, a proud Bronco, is already an active member of the Edgecombe-Nash Alumni chapter and FSU National Alumni Association (NAA). She is competing for the title of Ms. Fayetteville State University.

Momeyer delays budget adoption past state deadline (relevance: 85.7%, date: Jul 9, 2025)
MOMEYER - In what appeared to be an unexpected move, Momeyer town officials voted at a June 30 special meeting to delay budget adoption until the town council's regularly scheduled July 14 meeting. That will push the town past the July 1 budget adoption deadline as set by the North Carolina General Assembly. An interim budget ordinance was passed to authorize needed spending until the budget is approved.

Nash County to hire part-time kennel staff (relevance: 57.1%, date: Jul 9, 2025)
NASHVILLE - In ongoing attempts to rectify issues at the Pet Connection Center, Nash commissioners have voted to add two part-time kennel staff, with an eye towards possibly hiring more in the future.
Chris Cary, safety and security director, came before the board of commissioners at their July 7 meeting to make the staffing request and to give an update on the animal shelter, which came under fire last month by the state for animal care violations.

COMMUNITY CALENDAR (relevance: 42.9%, date: Apr 18, 2006)

Shuckin' the corn isn't just a bluegrass classic (relevance: 14.3%, date: Jul 9, 2025)
I was not hiding under an umbrella on the beach or looking for an errant golf ball or even managing my smoker on July Fourth.
Instead, I was reliving a childhood trauma that really wasn't that traumatic, maybe more so that the child at the time was dramatic.
Due to the kindness of a distant relative and old friend, I found myself with a large box of sweet corn on my kitchen floor on the most patriotic of holidays.
I was shucking. My wife was silking, there was a huge stockpot boiling and another almost as big pot with cool water and ice in it.

Bailey gas company found non-compliant (relevance: 14.3%, date: Jul 9, 2025)
NASHVILLE- A gas company operating at the edge of a Bailey residential development is currently a "use in violation," but its application for a Special Use Permit has been postponed until August, following the June 23 meeting of the Nash County Board of Adjustment.
Gas Pro, LLC, is currently operating on two adjacent lots at 5105-A Chris Road, and 11011 Pace Road, Bailey; the 2 lots, which total a little over 2 acres, sit at the entrance to the Pearson Acres Subdivision, which is zoned R-40.

CASTALIA JULY 4TH CELEBRATION (relevance: 14.3%, date: Jul 9, 2025)
The Town of Castalia hosted its traditional July 4th Celebration featuring a parade, food, crafts, amusement rides and live music. Pictured above, members of Castalia Church of God ride in the parade.

Braswell Family Farms to expand in Nashville (relevance: 14.3%, date: Jul 9, 2025)
NASHVILLE - Braswell Family Farms of Nashville, a fourth-generation egg and feed producer, is buying a shell building in the Nashville Business Center near Highway 64 to use as a cooler and warehouse.
Described by Braswell Family Farms as "a strategic investment to support continued growth of its egg processing operations," the sale of Nash county property, consisting of a shell building and five acres, was approved July 7 by Nash County commissioners.

Newsstand Locations (relevance: 14.3%, date: Mar 3, 2021)