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Nashville hires lawfirm to pursue foreclosure cases (relevance: 100%, date: Jan 28, 2026)
NASHVILLE - In order to close the books on properties with multiple years of unpaid taxes, the town of Nashville has contracted with a legal firm specializing in foreclosures.
Nashville currently has 35 properties that owe $500 or more in back taxes, amounting to $142,780. A list of said properties, none of which are using payment plans, were attached as an agenda item at the Jan. 21 council meeting. Two hundred and thirty-five properties were listed.

LOCAL PARTIES HOST CANDIDATE EVENTS
Nash County Republican Party hosts Meet and Greet in Nashville (relevance: 50%, date: Jan 28, 2026)
NASHVILLE - The first of two planned Nash County GOP Meet and Greets took place during the evening of Jan. 20 at the Elks Lodge in Nashville, featuring eight candidates for seats in the U.S. Senate, 1st District US Congress, NC Senate and NC House of Representatives.
Emceed by Owen Strickland II, Bailey Mayor and Chairman of the Nash County Republican Party, the event ran from 6:30 to 8 p.m., with each candidate having six minutes each to speak. Strickland said the candidates' order was done by drawing names from a hat.

LOCAL PARTIES HOST CANDIDATE EVENTS
Nash County Democratic Party hosts Meet and Greet in Rocky Mount (relevance: 37.5%, date: Jan 28, 2026)
ROCKY MOUNT - A tightly-timed full slate of candidates spoke at a Nash County Democratic Party Meet and Greet Jan. 22, the event occurring at Democratic party headquarters in Rocky Mount inside 301 S. Church Street's station square.
Cassandra Stroud Conover, county party chair, introduced nearly 20 candidates, most appearing in person but some speaking their piece via live Zoom calls. The event ran from 6 p.m. to nearly 8.

Chamber welcomes new business (relevance: 25%, date: Jan 28, 2026)
NASHVILLE - A four-generation, family-based business, Eastern Petroleum, has moved its corporate headquarters from Enfield to Nashville, celebrating its official ribbon-cutting on Jan. 22nd.
Located on 726 E. Washington Street, Eastern Petroleum, headed up by Audrey Shearin, President, "EP" owns and operates 12 EP Marts in Nash, Edgecombe, Halifax and Wake Counties, all of which are either branded Shell or Exxon.

Downtown board sees member shift (relevance: 25%, date: Jan 28, 2026)
NASHVILLE - After several months of inactivity and violations of attendance policy by a former member, who has since been removed, Nashville's Downtown Strong Advisory Board (DSAB) will re-convene with three new board members.
Slade Woodard, Latanyna DuBois and Michael Aycock were all appointed at the Jan. 21 town council meeting.
Shawn Lucas, Planning Director, introduced DuBois and Woodard while explaining that Aycock, co-owner of the Trash 2 Treasuresrmt antique store on W. Washington Street, was unable to be present at the morning council meeting because he was on the road collecting antiques.

Contract, approval delayed for Spring Hope paving project (relevance: 12.5%, date: Jan 28, 2026)
SPRING HOPE- A long-planned street resurfacing project, which involves work on Second Street, Virginia Street, N. Walnut Street and Cherrington Court, has come down to planning its financial nuts and bolts- and choosing between two firms with similar price proposals.
Andrew DeIonno, town manager, presented commissioners Jan. 5th with project estimates by two firms: Wooten Company and Appian, for preliminary engineering and design, stating that both were "very capable engineers."

Shipping container ordinance debates continue (relevance: 12.5%, date: Jan 28, 2026)
NASHVILLE - The issue of how the town of Nashville will handle shipping containers is one step closer to completion after yet another ordinance draft was reviewed at the Jan. 20 planning board meeting.
Still to come is another planning board meeting on the subject in February to consider display regulations for shipping container sales in the town's B-1 and I-1 districts.

Newsstand Locations (relevance: 12.5%, date: Mar 3, 2021)