The Nashville Graphic

The warmth that comes from forgiveness (relevance: 100%, date: Sep 17, 2025)
When I've moved to a new community, finding a good church to attend is number one on my to-do list. While finding someone to cut my hair is not second, it certainly makes the top ten. That's because the difference between a good haircut and a bad haircut is about two weeks, which can seem like an eternity if you're on the losing end.
When we moved back to Concord, I reunited with a hair stylist I had twenty-two years ago.

Backward Glances (relevance: 100%, date: Sep 17, 2025)
This photo published in The Nashville Graphic on August 18, 1968. This team of Future Farmers of America from Coopers High School was awarded the first place trophy for judging in the Meat and Animal Show and Sale held at the Eastern Carolina Livestock Arena.

Heroes Field of Honor (relevance: 100%, date: Sep 17, 2025)
NASHVILLE - The sixth annual Heroes Field of Honor event held on 9-11 on the grounds of the Fellowship Church was an occasion for a community to remember and mourn those lost, but also to celebrate those on the front lines who give help where needed.
The 250 flags laid out in precision order, waving and snapping in the breeze, stood witness during the event, which took place from 5:30 to 7 p.m. Speakers and the crowd stood together in unity.

COMMUNITY CALENDAR (relevance: 100%, date: Apr 18, 2006)

NASH COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE REPORTS (relevance: 50%, date: Sep 17, 2025)
Assault law enforcement officer/police/other serious injury; assault-simple at 100 N. Boddie St., Nashville on 8/26/25
Possession of stolen vehicles; larceny by employee on 1100 S. NC 581
Assault-simple; assault on a female at 13690 Avent Rd., Whitakers on 8/24/25
Misdemeanor breaking and entering at 13705 NC 98, Spring Hope on 8/25/25

PAWNC's founder responds to negative social media comments; reports seeing a positive change at Nash Pet Connection (relevance: 50%, date: Sep 17, 2025)
Dear editor, I wanted to add my two cents about the necropsy report that was posted on the Fighting Crime social media site regarding the deceased kitten found during the Department of Agriculture's inspection of Nash Animal Shelter (aka Nash Pet Connection) on 7/22/25.
The kitten referenced in this report was brought in on 7/18 late in the day. During inspection on the morning of 7/22, the inspector discovered the deceased kitten.

Nash Pet Connection Center passes latest state inspection (relevance: 50%, date: Sep 17, 2025)
ROCKY MOUNT - Nash County's animal shelter, The Pet Connection Center, underwent a state inspection Sept. 8 and not only passed, but passed with flying colors, with close to 200 individual checkpoints all reported in compliance.
"The Nash County Pet Connection Center has undergone a complete reformation," remarked Inspector Amy Lynn on the Sept. 8 Facility Inspection form.
"The facility was impeccably clean today.

Momeyer board addresses deer hunting issues in town (relevance: 50%, date: Sep 17, 2025)
MOMEYER - In an attempt to quash recurrent deer hunting issues before the season begins Sept.27, Momeyer will be sending out information to all its residents, including those in the ETJ, about how to post lands to legally restrict access to hunters.
"Deer Hunting in Town" was agenda item 10.E. under new business at the Sept. 8 town council meeting. Will Funderburg, Mayor, said he had been studying old meetings to try to "get ahead" of the issue, because the town receives complaints every year.

Planning board oks Old Spring Hope Rd. subdivision (relevance: 50%, date: Sep 17, 2025)
NASHVILLE - Initial sketch plans for a new 30-lot subdivision southeast of Spring Hope have been approved by the Nash County Planning Board, with the next step for developer Ballysteen Realty, LLC, to submit plat plans within in a year.
The Hope Meadows Subdivision is planned on about 45 undeveloped acres on the north side of W. Old Spring Hope Road, on land owned by Martha P. Walker.

Nashville celebrates fire station 2 (relevance: 50%, date: Sep 17, 2025)
NASHVILLE - A Sept. 13 ribbon-cutting at Nashville Fire Station #2, 1520 Oak Level Road, was so well-attended Saturday morning that there were more people than chairs filling the entire fire truck bay; all the trucks were parked outside in accommodation.
The event drew a slew of dignitaries from both the federal, state, and local levels, among them Don Davis, U. S Congressman; Neal Robbins, USDA Deputy Under Secretary; and Robert Hosford, USDA North Carolina State Director.

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