The Nashville Graphic

Nashville Junction holds official grand opening (relevance: 100%, date: Apr 22, 2026)
NASHVILLE - Five years after the former Nashville Building Supply building changed hands, the transformation of the historic building- now called the Nashville Junction- is now complete, culminating in a full house of fourteen tenants and a formal ribbon-cutting April 17.
Owner-developer Michael Hurt, reflecting on the many twists and turns in the road to get here, said "it's amazing how God works." Content at last with the project culmination, Hurt said that by the time the last business, Sawmill Pizza, opens its doors later this month, the Junction will have created over 50 jobs.

Intersections: God and Life (relevance: 80%, date: Apr 22, 2026)
What can we learn from a conversation between two teachers?
John 2:23-25 ESV
[23] Now when he was in Jerusalem at the Passover Feast, many believed in his name when they saw the signs that he was doing. [24] But Jesus on his part did not entrust himself to them, because he knew all people [25] and needed no one to bear witness about man, for he himself knew what was in man.
John 3:1-3 ESV

Growth prompts property tax increase in Castalia (relevance: 80%, date: Apr 22, 2026)
CASTALIA - Facing a housing surge that could nearly double the town's population, Castalia's Board of Commissioners have proposed a two cents tax rate increase to prepare local streets for the coming influx. During a budget workshop last Tuesday, commissioners tentatively agreed to waive their own pay raises to help fund the town's primary infrastructure needs but insisted on a 2.8 percent cost-of-living adjustment for the town clerk. However, commissioners stopped short of fully funding a $25,000 request from the fire department for new turnout gear, instead opting to give $5,000 in the upcoming budget year and re-evaluate the request annually.

Public input sets priorities for Stoney Creek plan (relevance: 60%, date: Apr 22, 2026)
NASHVILLE - The people have spoken concerning their wishes for Stoney Creek Environmental Park- and now Parks and Rec is on it, having formulated a master plan reflecting most voted-on priorities and come up with funding plans.
Koy Worrell, Parks and Rec Director, presented details for three phases of park development in the "Stoney Creek Environmental Park Master Plan" at the April 15 town council meeting.

NASH COUNTY DEED TRANSFERS (relevance: 40%, date: Apr 22, 2026)
Mark Lyons and Ashley Lyons to Dave Baker and Denise Merreot; 672 Chimeny Hill Way, Rocky Mount; $45,500
Winstead Properties NC, LLC to CMH Homes, Inc.; Spring Hope Meadows Subdivision, Phase 1, Lot 2; $65,000
Starlight Homes North Carolina, LLC to Tyler Denzel Lee and Tammie Renee Lee; Bryson's Ridge, Lot 151; $310,000
Terrence Michael Silk and Stephanie Renee Silk to William D. Purser; Section 2, Candlewood Subdivision, Block D, Lot 12

County bars press from public safety meeting (relevance: 40%, date: Apr 22, 2026)
NASHVILLE - The Nash County Public Safety Committee, comprised of a mix of county commissioners and staff, has been operating without minutes shared with commissioners and for its scheduled meeting April 16th, also denied access to The Graphic.
"The County Attorney (Mike Gaynor) does not believe that the committee meeting (April 16) is a public meeting. There is no quorum of the Board present and the meeting is not advertised.

Marking milestones is something we shouldn't miss (relevance: 20%, date: Apr 22, 2026)
I've got a significant birthday this week. How can that be, you say? Didn't this space just contain a birthday celebration just a few weeks ago? The one where the lady at church referred to me as "one of the young people"?
It was a glorious time I want to hold onto. But this week marks 10 years since a doctor shook me awake and said, "Happy birthday, Mr. Brantley." At UNC Hospital, they call the day you get a transplant "your new birthday."

Nashville Police to lease Western Avenue home for office space (relevance: 20%, date: Apr 22, 2026)
NASHVILLE - The much-anticipated question of what business would be going into 608 Western Avenue, the site of a renovated home owned by Michael Hurt that was recently rezoned to Office & Industrial, has been answered: it's going to be leased by the Nashville Police Department.
"We haven't had enough space in our police station to house our police investigators for a number of years," states the approved agenda item at the April 15 town council meeting.

Scripture Run funds youth summer camp (relevance: 20%, date: Apr 22, 2026)
ROCKY MOUNT - The 9th annual Scripture Ride, a biker event dedicated as a fund-raiser to send youth to summer camp, roared through parts of Nash County for several hours Saturday, April 18th.
Organized at the Shenandoah Baptist Church, 3894 Shenandoah Drive, Rocky Mount, the event drew 70 participants, with uncounted others turning out just for the raffle and lunch.

Drew Baldridge to headline Blooming Festival (relevance: 20%, date: Apr 22, 2026)
The Nashville Chamber of Commerce will welcome one of the fastest growing country music artists to the Original Nashville as the headliner of the 28th Annual Blooming Festival.
Drew Baldridge, a Nashville based independent country artist, built his career on honest songs, relentless hustle, and a deep connection with fans.
His breakout single, "She's Somebody's Daughter," became a viral sensation and made country music history as the first self-released debut to hit No. 1 on country radio.

Church Events Calendar (relevance: 20%, date: Apr 26, 2006)

Newsstand Locations (relevance: 20%, date: Mar 3, 2021)

COMMUNITY CALENDAR (relevance: 20%, date: Apr 18, 2006)

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