The Nashville Graphic

Are we all getting replaced by AI, or is it just me? (relevance: 100%, date: Oct 14, 2026)
I try to be aware of what's happening in the world and around me. Recently, there have been a lot of stories about how artificial intelligence (AI) is going to solve all the world's problems, make life perfect, and take all of our jobs.
It seems like we've heard that song before over the years. We were also supposed to have flying cars and jetpacks and world peace by now.
All this AI stuff got me concerned and I thought I better reach out to esteemed longtime Graphic publisher JoAnne Cooper. We've only worked together since the early 1990s, so we're still figuring out how things work between us.

Monarch Healthcare receives a half million dollars to support mental health services (relevance: 71.4%, date: Oct 14, 2026)
ROCKY MOUNT- Monarch Healthcare, which recently received notice that it would receive a half million dollars in state money to support its mental health services program, is planning to shift the site of its mobile health unit from Bailey to an undecided Nash location.
While the bulk of Monarch's in-person patient visits reportedly occur at its Behavioral Health office located at 809 Tiffany Blvd., Rocky Mount, clinic personnel also offer or connect patients with services over the phone, virtually, or at its mobile unit. The average number of clients total 90 each week.

Keep America Beautiful resumes local recycling day events (relevance: 71.4%, date: Oct 14, 2026)
NASHVILLE- After a one-year hiatus of no Recycling Day events, Keep America Beautiful of Nash and Edgecombe County is back on track, with an event scheduled November 14th at Golden East Crossing Mall in Rocky Mount.
Stephanie Collins, KAB Coordinator, presented an "information only" report to Nash County commissioners at their Sept. 21st meeting, giving information on how much the program costs to run, and how much is collected during recycling events.

Nash County pledges 2026 CDBG matching funds (relevance: 57.1%, date: Oct 14, 2026)
NASHVILLE- Nash County is fronting $47,500 in local matching funds in an attempt to sweeten the pot for a Community Development Block Grant (CDBG)Neighborhood Revitalization application, with the target six houses in Nashville, Spring Hope, Castalia, Middlesex and Bailey.
Nash County has applied for CDBG federal funding, available through the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development, for multiple years, achieving a pretty good track record in obtaining grant funds. The monies are targeted specifically for either complete reconstruction or substantial rehabilitation for owner-occupied, low-income homes.

RMW Airport gets $5 million boost (relevance: 57.1%, date: Oct 14, 2026)
ROCKY MOUNT- The Rocky Mount-Wilson Regional Airport has just received $5 million dollars, fueling hopes that the facility may become the "best regional airport in the state."
Rep. Allen Chesser, presenting an oversized check to Garry Hodges, Chairman of the Airport Authority Oct. 13th, said that combined with the CSX Intermodal Terminal and area's highway system, he felt that planned expansion would set the airport up to be "competitive, not just in North Carolina but up and down the eastern seaboard."

Spring Hope plans fall events (relevance: 28.6%, date: Oct 14, 2026)
SPRING HOPE - The Spring Hope Chamber of Commerce is getting its ducks in a row for two seasonal events coming up: The Dan Finch Potter's Market on Saturday Nov. 14th and 'Christmas in Spring Hope' on Friday Dec. 11th.

MARY PLUMMER CLARK JENKINS (relevance: 28.6%, date: Oct 14, 2026)

COMMUNITY CALENDAR (relevance: 28.6%, date: Apr 18, 2006)

Weekday School celebrates 50th with community event (relevance: 14.3%, date: Oct 14, 2026)
NASHVILLE - What began 50 years ago with 25 children and a handful of teachers has grown into a program serving 115 children with a staff of 20.
But as generations of Nashville Methodist Church Weekday School families gathered on Sept. 26 to celebrate the program's 50th anniversary, those who have helped carry it forward said its mission has remained much the same.
"Without the community support, it wouldn't have lasted 50 years," said Denise Helms, a retired educator and former chair of the Weekday School board.

RED OAK NEWS (relevance: 14.3%, date: Oct 14, 2026)
The Baptist Men will meet for breakfast on Sunday, Oct. 18 at 8:30 am.
Red Oak Baptist Church collected food items for Global Hunger Relief. Their collection will go to Faith Christian Ministries in Nashville for them to donate to needy families in the community.
The youth and children of Red Oak Baptist Church are having a Poinsettia Fundraiser. Poinsettias are in 8-inch pots and are $20 each. Orders are due by Sunday, Oct. 25. They will be available for pickup on Saturday, Dec. 5 at the church. All proceeds will go to the youth and children's summer missions camps

Trick-or-Treat Street is Oct. 30th (relevance: 14.3%, date: Oct 14, 2026)
NASHVILLE - Downtown Nashville will be home to little witches, princesses, ghosts, ghouls and anyone willing to put on the Halloween spirit on Friday, October 30th, for its annual children's event "Trick or Treat Street."
Planned and organized by Nashville's Parks and Recreation Department, and supported by the Nashville Chamber of Commerce, Nashville Police, Fire and Public Works Departments, the Cooley Library, Nash County and the Nash County Sheriff's Office, the event will take place from 5:30 to 7 p.m.

Spring Hope PD under patrol microscope (relevance: 14.3%, date: Oct 14, 2026)
SPRING HOPE - Less than one month after one of its officers received the prestigious Carnegie Medal for risking his life to save another's, the Spring Hope Police Department took some not-so-friendly fire at the last town council meeting from one town commissioner, who questioned patrols on Highway 64. The commissioner also claimed that officers were sleeping in patrol cars.
Antonio "Danny" Toney, commissioner, seemingly came out of left field with his questions after Jonathan Allen, town manager, presented the September report of police activities, including 490 calls for service and 400 traffic stops.

Church Events Calendar (relevance: 14.3%, date: Apr 26, 2006)

Newsstand Locations (relevance: 14.3%, date: Mar 3, 2021)

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