The Nashville Graphic

RED OAK NEWS (relevance: 100%, date: Jun 17, 2026)
A great time was had at Rainforest Falls Vacation Bible School at Red Oak Baptist Church last week! Children learned Bible scripture and Bible stories, played games, experienced imagination station, and enjoyed refreshments.
The youth and chaperones from Red Oak Baptist Church left for Mfuge at James Madison University in Virginia on Monday. They will be returning home Friday. Pray for safe travels.
The Baptist Men will have their monthly breakfast meeting on Sunday, June 21 at 8:30 a.m.

Newsstand Locations (relevance: 58.4%, date: Mar 3, 2021)

Graphic reporter receives Ag Service award (relevance: 54%, date: Jun 17, 2026)
Nashville Graphic Reporter Nancy West-Brake was presented the Service to Agriculture award from the North Carolina Association of County Agricultural Agents at their annual conference in Cherokee June 9th-11th. She was nominated by Nash County Cooperative Field Crops Extension Agent Brittany Pendleton. The nomination noted West-Brake's "outstanding contributions to agricultural journalism." Pendleton's nomination also stated, "Through her consistent, thoughtful, and community-rooted reporting, she has become a trusted voice for our farmers, youth, and rural families."

Graphic reporter's recent award is a reflection of how important local newspapers are! (relevance: 47.9%, date: Jun 17, 2026)
Nashville Graphic ace reporter Nancy West-Brake was honored with the Service to Agriculture Award by the North Carolina Association of County Agricultural Agents at their annual conference last week. Such an honor was not to my surprise. Nancy loves covering anything agriculture related!
The nomination, submitted by Nash County Cooperative Field Crops Extension Agent Brittany Pendleton, included a quote regarding Nancy's journalistic trust and dedication, "she has become a trusted voice for our farmers, youth, and rural families." This statement certainly reflects Nancy's passion for community journalism.

COMMUNITY CALENDAR (relevance: 40.5%, date: Apr 18, 2006)

Momeyer prepares for Freedom 250 Truck arrival in July (relevance: 39.5%, date: Jun 17, 2026)
MOMEYER - The town of Momeyer has officially passed and adopted its FY 26-27 budget, which shows a modest bottom-line increase to $135,330 compared to $120,510 last year. The rise is from an anticipated 12.3% jump in revenues, primarily from more sales tax money.
A public hearing conducted June 9 at the Momeyer Fire Department attracted a small crowd, with Natalie Webb questioning the need for a generator at town hall.
A March 16 estimate for ALCO Electric to install a 26KW generator along with an accompanying hardwire and startup costs was $11,855, which did not include the costs of running a gas line.

New director hopes to increase spay/neuter programs (relevance: 38.7%, date: Jun 17, 2026)
ROCKY MOUNT - There's a new "Critter Marshal" in Town- or, more precisely, a new Animal Services Director at the Pet Connection Center, Nash County's animal shelter. Ashley Howell, who took the reins and saddled up for her responsibilities June 1st, has a background that will serve her well in her new position; one of her focal areas will be to strengthen spay and neuter programs.
Howell, who was born and raised in Little Washington, still lives there with her husband, two-year-old son, and two dogs.

DEBBE TUCCI LIVINGSTON (relevance: 35%, date: Jun 12, 2026)

Is God Dead? - More evil (relevance: 30.1%, date: Jun 17, 2026)
Critics of theism rightly ask, "Couldn't God have created a world in which there was less evil and suffering?" Contrary to the assertion, this is not the best of all possible worlds God could have created. A world in which there was one more good angel or one more good person serving other people would certainly make the world better, wouldn't it? Better yet, what if God interceded in the affairs of everyday life to eliminate or at least reduce the world's suffering? That sounds great, but how would that work, exactly? God performing millions and millions of miracles every second, interceding constantly into people's lives so that no evil touches them. That really wouldn't be a world of free-willed beings, would it? Sounds more like the making of a cartoon to me.

Board grapples with public open meetings law (relevance: 23.7%, date: Jun 17, 2026)
NASHVILLE - Nearly two months after a Nashville Graphic reporter was barred from attending a meeting of the Nash County Public Safety Committee, with the reason then given that the committee was not a "public body," the issue of what does and does not constitute a public body- meaning that its contents are open to the public- has resulted in continued division between Nash County commissioners.
In an attempt to settle that and other issues- including whether a 'consensus' vote is the same as a regular vote- commissioners voted June 15th to invite a representative in from the UNC School of Government to make a presentation.

Nash passes budget with no tax increase (relevance: 22.5%, date: Jun 17, 2026)
NASHVILLE - By a split vote of 5-2 and last minute exposition about the disparities between spending on the sheriffs office versus education, Nash County leaders have adopted the FY27 budget.
The budget, which maintains a tax rate of $0.63, totals $162,037,492, including multiple items added after it was first presented May 18th.
Added at the June 1st public hearing were $755,000 for fire departments; $325,000 for additional Sheriffs vehicles; $200,000 for capital improvement project seed funding and $50,000 for the lease or rent of EMS stations.

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