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Rocky Mount leaders attend conference amid utility rate controversy
Rocky Mount leaders are set to attend a conference at the Omni Homestead Resort in Virginia, despite ongoing community concerns regarding increased utility rates and power disconnects.
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Coldwell Banker Sea Coast Advantage welcomes Eliza Albronda
Coldwell Banker Sea Coast Advantage is pleased to announce that Eliza Albronda has joined the Washington office. "Eliza's remarkable leadership background, strategic mindset, and genuine commitment to serving others make her a great addition to our team, " said Amie Fulcher, Managing Broker of the Washington office. “She has built her business by earning her clients' trust through professionalism, thoughtful guidance, and exceptional service. We're proud she has chosen to join the Sea Coast Family."
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611 East Green Street, revisited.
On 29 October 1892, Hardy Tate purchased for $700 from George D. and Ella M. Green a 1/3-acre lot on Green Street between Green and H.C. Phillips. The first house Tate erected on this lot burned to the ground under suspicious circumstances shortly after completion in 1896. Tate replaced it with this house, whose number bounced from 610 to 612 before settling at 611.
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My Turn: Why Downtowns Matter More Than Ever
If you want to understand a community, don’t start with its subdivisions. There’s a reason publications like House Beautiful continue to feature America’s most beautiful Main Streets. They recognize something many of us who live in small towns have known for years:. Downtown isn’t just where a...
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Crummedy puts up her land.
In January 1915, Della Crummedy signed a mortgage deed to secure a $25 debt she owed C.H. Darden & Son (presumably for undertaking services.) The land Crummedy gave as collateral was a one-quarter acre lot on the eastern side of Stantonsburg Street near the Colored Graded School, adjoining S.H. Vick, James Simms, and others.
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Greenville to relocate affordable home built by Pitt Community College students
GREENVILLE, Pitt County — A new home constructed through Greenville’s 50-in-10 Affordable Housing Initiative will be moved to West Greenville on Thursday morning. The house was built on the Pitt Community College campus by students in the college’s Construction and Industrial Technology Division. The move will begin...
takingthekids.com
This Massive North Carolina Secondhand Warehouse Has Shoppers Coming Back For Hidden Deals
Ten thousand square feet doesn’t usually describe a thrift store. This one earns every bit of that number. Why does an estate-sale warehouse pull people back week after week instead of once and done? Because Thursday brings entirely new inventory at this North Carolina, and nobody knows what a fresh estate haul will include until it actually arrives.
WNCT
Greenville student-built home moves to West Greenville
GREENVILLE, N.C. (WNCT) — A home which was constructed as part of the City of Greenville’s 50-in-10 Affordable Housing Initiative is being relocated to West Greenville this Thursday morning. The house was built by Pitt Community College construction students on the campus and is being taken from the college to 703 West Fifth Street. The […]
The Enterprise
H&H Concrete wins bidding war for River Road property
H and H Concrete will soon be the new owners of the longtime vacant property at 1014 River Road in Williamston. The Williamston Board of Commissioners approved a motion to award the property to the company in a split 3-2 board decision, with Commissioners David Richmond and Anthony Gianpoalo voting against the motion. Ed Holliday, owner of H and H Concrete was excited when he heard the news. However, the action was not without question by the original bidder on the property, Jeremy Maxik. Once ignored by most residents and Williamston town officials, the property at 1014 River Road came into focus when Maxik, owner of Hook Hand Brewery and President of Blackwater Cider, along with numerous other Williamston buildings, placed a bid for the vacant former service station. Maxik submitted extensive plans outlining the remodel and development of a Kayak rental activity center with possible kitchen facilities to address food truck needs. Maxik’s proposal offered an indepth overview of what the property could become, with a financial outline and projected timeline for completion of the project. The proposal stirred community interest and soon other bidders stepped up creating an upset bid — bidding war. By the time the bidding
WSOC-TV
New Bern mid-year housing market review
Seven months into 2026, the housing market is showing signs of unwinding from the pandemic-era frenzy that drained supply, pushed prices to record highs, and brought activity to a standstill. Buyers have more homes to choose from than they did at the start of the year, competition has balanced in a few slower markets, and price growth has remained relatively modest. Affordability is still a key issue and is limiting activity, though.