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Momeyer delays budget adoption past state deadline (relevance: 100%, 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.

COMMUNITY CALENDAR (relevance: 80%, date: Apr 18, 2006)

Nash County Health Department holds national H.I.V. test day (relevance: 60%, date: Jul 9, 2025)
ROCKY MOUNT- With Edgecombe County one of the two North Carolina counties with the most HIV prevalence (31 per 100,000 people), the Nash County Health Department is continuing to push the word out about free testing, as was the case with a community event for National HIV Testing Day from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. June 27 outside the train station in Rocky Mount.

Why do Christians have to suffer? (relevance: 60%, date: Jul 9, 2025)
The one Christian promise that I don't particularly like is the fact that Christian living includes its share of suffering. But that's exactly what Jesus promised us when He said, "If anyone would come after me, he must deny himself and take up his cross and follow me". (Mark 8:34)
Mature Christians cling to those words during dark times in their lives. It's not so much that misery loves company, but rather that they realize that the crosses they will be asked to bear will bring deeper spiritual growth.

FIRST COTTON BLOOM 2025 (relevance: 60%, date: Jul 9, 2025)
Matthew Floyd, age 10, joined by his uncle, Jonathan Evans, and the family dog, Maverick, found the first cotton bloom of 2025 on the Delapine NPE Plot Evans Farm. They spotted the bloom on June 29, 2025. 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.

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Scholarships awarded (relevance: 20%, date: Jul 9, 2025)
The Momeyer Ruritan Club recently presented scholarships to youth members. Pictured, left to right: Stuart Parker, scholarship committee, Colin Leggett, second generation member; Jacob Cooper, second generation member; Brent Leggett, President of Momeyer Ruritan Club. Leggett is attending NC State University majoring in Agriculture Business. Cooper is a rising sophomore at Campbell University majoring in Physical Therapy.

Long hot summers in tobacco fields, or barns, gifted us with valuable lessons (relevance: 20%, 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.

Leggett family receives flag (relevance: 20%, date: Jul 9, 2025)
Members of the Leggett family received a flag on March 15 at the Veterans Memorial at Jack Laughery Park in honor of James Lewis Leggett, Spec. 5, U.S. Army. Leggett, who passed away March 10, 2024, was drafted into the Army in 1966, then serving his country in Vietnam. A flag to pay respect to Leggett's service was raised in February at the Veterans memorial by the Joint Veterans Committee of Nash and Edgecombe counties and was retired at the March ceremony to the playing of "taps."

Nash County commissioner will not seek re-election (relevance: 20%, date: Jul 9, 2025)
NASHVILLE - Following an epic four and a half-hour meeting Monday, Nash Board Chair Wayne Outlaw announced that he would not be seeking re-election as District 5 county commissioner when his term ends in 2026.
"After nearly two decades of service as county commissioner, I believe it's time for fresh eyes and new ideas to help lead Nash County into its next chapter," Outlaw said.

Braswell Family Farms to expand in Nashville (relevance: 20%, 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.

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WILLISTINE MANNING PRIDGEN (relevance: 20%, date: Jul 8, 2025)