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From Rocky Mount to the sea; A sailor's path to a Navy warship (relevance: 100%, date: Dec 3, 2025)
SAN DIEGO - Petty Officer 3rd Class Tony Johnson, a native of Rocky Mount, North Carolina, serves aboard the Wasp-class amphibious assault ship USS Boxer, currently operating out of San Diego, California.
Johnson graduated from Northern Nsh High School in 2019.
The skills and values needed to succeed in the Navy are similar to those found in Rocky Mount.

The Graphic has a long history of dedication (relevance: 100%, date: Dec 3, 2025)
The days of December tend to get quite chaotic around the newspaper office with a gazillion holiday events to cover, many of them happening at the same time.
In addition to the many happenings, our press deadlines are much earlier with the same amount of work to accomplish in a shorter amount of time each week.
December comes on the heels of November where this very small staff cranked out a huge paper mailed out to close to four times the number of homes.
A few days ago I was looking back through the last five years of holiday editions realizing time indeed is a thief.

Local centenarian reflects on 100 years (relevance: 100%, date: Dec 3, 2025)
NASHVILLE - A lifetime marked by devotion to family, education, and truth: Bertha Dickens, who just celebrated her 100th birthday Nov. 26, is passing down her legacy to six children, around forty grandchildren, around twenty great-grands and between five and ten great-great grands.
Bertha, then Bertha Howington, was born on "the Braswell farm" in Whitakers, one of 13 children to Percy Lee Bunn and Levy Howington; Levy kept his family fed by digging graves in Edgecombe and Nash Counties, most often at Red Hill Baptist, where he was eventually laid to rest in 1967.

Nashville sets rental rules for stage use (relevance: 50%, date: Dec 3, 2025)
NASHVILLE - Rules are now in place for rental of the town-owned stage at the Nashville Junction, with formal adoption completed at the Nov. 19 town council meeting. The biggest changes to the initial draft have to do with required event security, the addition of a lower use rate for free public events, and the requirement for renters to supply their own porta-potties.

Momeyer planning board grapples with revised town ordinance (relevance: 50%, date: Dec 3, 2025)
MOMEYER - The first draft of a revised town ordinance for Momeyer is now in the hands of the planning board, but initial reactions at a Nov. 20 meeting were not too positive.
The planning board will take a second stab at reviewing the document at their next meeting on January 27, deciding that one session was not enough.

Downtown Nashville street closed due to county repairs (relevance: 50%, date: Dec 3, 2025)
NASHVILLE - Parking in and around the Nash County government complex off W. Washington Street, Nashville, is going to be "creative" this month as work is done on multiple planned building improvements.
Work begins the week of December 1st to replace the roof of the Administration Building, beginning with the courthouse side of the building. Part of Boddie Street will be closed for approximately six weeks, weather permitting, to accommodate placement of a crane, equipment, and materials needed such as dumpsters.

Spring Hope man calls for removal of town manager (relevance: 50%, date: Dec 3, 2025)
SPRING HOPE - The first board meeting for three new commissioners in Spring Hope was anything but routine, resulting in multiple verbal confrontations aimed at current town management.