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Lenoir County Farmer's Market update October 10, 2026
Join us Saturday, October 10, for TJ Designs, B&B Eggs, TC Smith, Julie Babbin, Robin’s Nest, Holy Granola, and Christi Luv Creations. Pick up eggs, banana nut bread, pimento cheese, granola, coffee cakes, and handmade finds. Stay for the Poster Party from 10 a.m. to noon!
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The Overlooked North Carolina Town Where Rent Is Shockingly Cheap And Life Still Feels Good
Nobody puts Wilson, North Carolina on their vision board, and that is genuinely their loss. This is a town in the eastern part of the state that has been quietly doing everything right while the rest of North Carolina was busy arguing about which city has the best brunch. Here’s...
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Edenton Tractor & Implement Company to close after 75 years
EDENTON, N.C. (WAVY) — A long-standing farm and lawn care equipment dealership in Edenton is set to permanently close at the end of October. In a letter to valued customers and community members, Edenton Tractor & Implement Company announced it will close its doors on Oct. 31 after 75 years of business. The White family […]
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A new business is brewing in downtown Washington
Downtown Washington has lots of places to wine and dine and now it’s got another new perk, a coffee shop. It’s called Common Ritual, and it’s owned and operated by recent East Carolina University (ECU) graduate Haylee Eide. “I absolutely love the town of Washington. It reminds...
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Pamlico Grove Apartments: 48-unit affordable rental project planned in Grantsboro
Why was the project funded by North Carolina's Affordable Housing Development Fund?. GRANTSBORO, Pamlico County — Site work is underway for the future Pamlico Grove Apartments in Grantsboro. The Town of Grantsboro says a groundbreaking ceremony was held October 2. State project documents describe Pamlico Grove Apartments as a...
The US Sun
Plans for demolished 45-acre mall property hang in the balance as officials eye a massive mixed-use development
A COUNCIL proposal could turn a demolished mall into a new residential space. This isn’t the only current example of a city stepping in to transform a dead mall into something new. At the start of the month, Wilson City Council members in North Carolina were presented with two...
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A new group to help US small towns lead the clean energy transition
As the mayor of tiny Enfield, North Carolina, Mondale Robinson has huge clean energy ambitions. Among them: building a solar farm to power the entire town of about 2,000, replacing the town's decrepit substation to distribute those renewable electrons, and building a thermal energy network to provide heating and cooling and reduce exorbitant electric bills.
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Rocky Mount finances improve from earlier this year, but remain low: NC Treasurer
ROCKY MOUNT, N.C. (WNCN) — The City of Rocky Mount’s financial situation has improved from earlier this year following a financial crisis, but still remains low, the North Carolina Department of the State Treasurer said. The Local Government Commission, which is part of the state treasury department, received...
The Daily Reflector
Dickinson Avenue growth leans into camaraderie
Entrepreneurs creating spaces for camaraderie and good times are helping energize a revival in one of Greenville’s downtown entertainment districts. Despite a problem-plagued roadway rehabilitation project that left portions of the Dickinson Avenue closed for about 3½ years, the corridor in the center of the city continues to draw visitors with restaurants, bars, retailers and places to live. “We’re in a space where people are showing up and they’ve already set aside this time as a time for entertainment,” said Shawn Hendrix, co-owner of Fellowship Games, one of three businesses that have made the district home in the last year. Hendrix said the mission statement at Fellowship Games is to “end the epidemic of loneliness and we believe that is best done around a table sharing food, sharing drink and playing games together.” He said downtown has plenty of places to drink and eat. Fellowship Games adds an entertainment option. Community members celebrated the new business on Sept. 17 with a ribbon cutting hosted by the Greater Greenville Chamber of Commerce. It opened its doors with a soft launch in June and helps hold down the 800 block with The Birdie Bar, an indoor golf simulator club and bar, and