A future business is taking shape in the 100 block of Southeast Main Street downtown where people are going to be able to go relax, enjoy a cigar and watch sports on television.
The 2026 contest for the N.C. House District 25 seat appears to be shaping up as a rematch of the 2024 general election.
An effort pitching the idea of allowing shipping containers to be used in the town of Nashville as accessory buildings got little traction amo…
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A driver of a moped died as a result of a collision with a vehicle at night late last week in the far southwestern part of the city, police sa…
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The planned co-op football team between Rocky Mount Academy and Halifax Academy is no more.
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The N.C. Democratic Party chairwoman recently was at the Nash County party headquarters in downtown Rocky Mount in advance of the launch of a canvass to seek potential votes in the Nashville precinct.
In the last 45 years, the Rocky Mount Telegram has changed office buildings four times and has had six publishers overseeing the paper.
Spring Hope police have identified the two residents who drowned Wednesday when a flash flood swept their van into a ravine that was filled with deep, fast-moving water.
Nash County Commissioner Gwen Wilkins recently was elected director of District 7 for the North Carolina Association of County Commissioners.
Gov. Josh Stein on Tuesday brought school supplies to W.A. Pattillo Middle School, encouraged other North Carolinians to donate school supplies to their local schools and told an incoming group of new teachers that he is working to raise starting teacher pay in the state, from being among th…
A Baltimore man was in custody on Wednesday evening in the Nash County Detention Center on charges in connection with presenting a fraudulent identification card to a teller at First Carolina Bank off North Winstead Avenue, Rocky Mount police said in a news release.
A Tarboro man lost his life in a weekend wreck on Alternate U.S. 64 in the Conetoe area of Edgecombe County, the N.C. Highway Patrol said.
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