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ECU chancellor buys house 9 miles from campus
GREENVILLE, N.C. (WITN) - East Carolina University is cancelling plans to build a new home for its chancellor on campus. Chancellor Philip Rogers closed the deal a couple of weeks ago on a 4,000 square foot home, some 9 miles from the main campus between Greenville and Grimesland. This came...
WNCT
Taft Family Ventures breaks ground on Brightleaf Townes project
GREENVILLE, N.C. (WNCT) — Taft Family Ventures broke ground Thursday afternoon on its new market-rate housing project, Brightleaf Townes. The project is on Dickinson Avenue at the site of the former science museum. These apartments will be one- and two-bedroom units, and the rent will range from $1,300 to slightly more than $2,000 a month. […]
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There’s A North Carolina Town With Homes Under $85,000 And Nobody’s Talking About It
If you’ve been scrolling through real estate listings wondering if homeownership requires winning the lottery or inheriting a fortune, Tarboro, North Carolina has news for you. This Edgecombe County gem offers something so rare it seems almost fictional: affordable homes in a town with actual character and history. Tarboro...
The Daily Reflector
Reaction mixed to Town Common restaurant plan
Greenville residents offered mixed reactions during the first of three forums held to gather input on a city proposal to build a restaurant or cafe on the east side of the Town Common. More than 30 people attended Tuesday’s forum at Greenville City Hall, with many offering support for the idea and even suggesting menu items. Some said the location should remain open green space while others suggested uses including a sprayground, ice skating rink and a dog park. Creating a space for food trucks in lieu of the restaurant also was suggested. Don Octigan, Greenville’s executive director of city projects and recreation services, and Mark Nottingham, project manager, started the session by reviewing how the current restaurant proposal emerged, starting with a recreation master plan developed in 2010. The plan recommended building a 13,000-square-foot event space, a restaurant, an education center and a boat/bicycle rental building. Six years later, a second master plan was adopted by the Greenville City Council. From that document, the city built the Sycamore Hill Gateway Plaza to commemorate the church and neighborhood once located on the Town Common and the inclusive playground and restroom facility; resurfaced the parking lot; and began the $20 million
newbernnow.com
Requests to rezone properties in New Bern
City of New Bern Planning and Zoning Board to review rezoning requests and make recommendations to the city council. The Planning and Zoning Board will review four requests to rezoning property on July 16, 2026, at 5:30 p.m. in the second-floor courtroom at City Hall in New Bern, NC. The P & Z Board will make recommendations to the New Bern Board of Aldermen on whether the properties should be rezoned.
Duplin Times
Town forecloses on derelict lot
BEULAVILLE — The Beulaville Board of Commissioners approved the foreclosure of a property in town at its monthly meeting on Monday, July 6. The property at 406 W. Church St., parcel 07-849, was discussed during the new business portion of the meeting. The property currently has an active lien of $7,248.70 for back-due property taxes, and the town has had no luck communicating with the property owner. The town has been discussing the property over the past year, with hopes of resolving the situation, but has had no luck. “The owner passed away, and it went to the state. We have not had any communication at all from any family members,” explained Town Manager Lori Williams. In other news In public comment, Emily Wilcox and Jennifer Thigpen, representatives from Hearts Hope Crisis Pregnancy Center, addressed the board to introduce themselves and talk about the services the center offers. Public Works Report Williams delivered the public works report in the absence of Public Works Director Ricky Raynor. She stated that they met with the Adams Company and Stroud Engineering to talk about the stormwater and wastewater treatment plant USDA project. Williams explained that crosswalks are in need of repair at the
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Abe and Edna Darden buy a house.
Deed Book 290, page 596, Register of Deeds Office, Wilson. Abe and Edna Darden bought 701 East Vance Street from Home Development Company on 18 October 1944. Home Development Company was a real estate subsidiary created by Durham, N.C.-based North Carolina Mutual Life Insurance Company, once the oldest and largest black-owned life insurance company in the world. North Carolina Mutual used H.D.C. to acquire, build, and develop residential properties for African American buyers, who were largely marginalized or completely shut out of the traditional mortgage market at the time.
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601 East Green Street, part 2.
601 East Green is described in the nomination form for the East Wilson Historic District: “ca. 1950; 1 1/2 stories; stone-veneered cottage with Neo-Colonial motifs.”. This house, built for physician William C. Hines and his family in the late 1940s, was a latecomer to the 600 block of East Green. It was demolished more than 20 years ago.
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This Small North Carolina City Has Homes Under $90,000 And It’s Absolutely Worth The Move
Somewhere between “I’ve never heard of it” and “why didn’t anyone tell me sooner,” you’ll find Kinston, North Carolina, a small city that’s quietly rewriting the script on what affordable, meaningful living actually looks like. It’s the kind of place that makes...
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Tab Premium Built Homes: A New Bern Tradition
In the offices of Tab Premium Built Homes on Trent Road in New Bern, some of North Carolina’s most admired homes begin their lives as pencil lines and imagination. For more than three decades, Tab Premium Built Homes has been shaping the landscape of Eastern North Carolina, one carefully considered custom home at a time. What began in 1991 as a young couple’s first home building project has grown into a nationally recognized, award-winning luxury home building company rooted deeply in New Bern’s history and future.