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Greene County Commissioners Hold Public Hearing on $1.015 Million Senior Center Grant (opens the original)
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Snow Hill Board Untangles Utility Billing Dispute, Advances Grant Projects and Sidewalk Contract (opens the original)
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The Snow Hill Board of Commissioners spent much of its September 14, 2026, meeting working through a months-long dispute over how the town billed residents for a new water and sewer rate, even as members pushed forward on a full slate of infrastructure work, from grant-funded well repairs to a new sidewalk contract, and accepted an award for the town's drinking water protection efforts.Mayor Dianne Andrews presided over the 6 p.m. meeting at the G. Melvin Oliver Town Hall. Town Attorney Brian Pr
Greene County Commissioner Objects to Voting "Blind" on Insurance Contract, Board Approves it 4-1 (opens the original)
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The Greene County Board of Commissioners met on Tuesday, September 8, 2026, at 10:00 a.m. at the Greene County Operations Center for its regular monthly meeting. The Board approved the meeting agenda as presented, with no changes requested.Public Hearing on FY28 Transportation GrantsThe Board first held a public hearing on the Greene Community Transportation Program's proposed application for Fiscal Year 2028 grant funding, to be submitted to the North Carolina Department of Transportation. Tran
Hookerton Board of Commissioners Approves Nail Salon Sale, Declines to Fix Church Water Leak, and Eyes Used Truck for Public Works (opens the original)
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The Hookerton Board of Commissioners moved through a full slate of business at its regular monthly meeting Tuesday, September 1, 2026, at the Hookerton Town Hall, with Mayor Pro Tem Sandra Stocks presiding. In a single evening, the board voted to begin the sale process for the town-owned nail salon building, heard a sponsorship pitch for a major fall community festival, authorized an offer on a used truck for public works, and waded into a dispute over who is responsible for fixing a persistent
The Curious Case of Jason Brown: The NFL Star Who Walked Away to Plant Something That Would Outlive Him (opens the original)
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At the height of his career, with a multi-million-dollar contract from the St. Louis Rams already signed, Jason Brown walked away from professional football to become a farmer.That decision still follows him. On a Friday morning in Durham, as the opening keynote speaker of the 119th Annual Conference of the North Carolina Association of County Commissioners, Brown stepped to the microphone and went straight at the question so many people have coined “the curious case of Jason Brown.”Why would a
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