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ECC Golf Tournament Celebrates 25 Years
2010 IMPACT Forum September 23
Edgecombe Community College Announces a Stellar Lineup of Four Well-Known Artists
Edgecombe Community College Has Another Record Enrollment
United Way Campaign Kick-off Planned for Thursday, September 9th
Civil War Reenactment Comes to Historic Stonewall Manor
Thousands of North Carolinians to Join Forces For the Big Sweep
Rocky Mount to Host Statewide Law Enforcement Conference
Family Medical Center of Rocky Mount Adds Ultrasound Imaging as a New Service
Tar River MHA, and Area L AHEC, Presents WRAP (Wellness Recovery Action Planning) Seminar
Philanthropy Journal Recognizes Reach Out Rocky Mount and Fun Run for Charities
Suddenlink to Carry NFL Network and NFL RedZone
Nash County September Blood Drives
Sylvan Offers Five Effective Study Skills For a Successful School Year
NRMPS Welcomes 40 Beginning Teachers
Twenty-Ninth Annual Day for Wesleyan Is September 21
Battle, Winslow, Scott & Wiley, PA Selected as August Small Business of the Month
Upper Coastal Plain SCORE Chapter to Present Business Seminar
NCC Foundation Has Successful Year
Chamber Endorses Conference Tournament Bid
Business Leadership Seminar to be held at Double Tree Hotel
Daughtridge Sales Receives ISO 9001:2008 Quality Management Systems Certification
Two New Restaurants Under One Roof Open in Rocky Mount
Leadership Rocky Mount 2010-2011 Class Registration Now Open
"Get Motivated" Seminar Coming to RBC Center Arena
NC Ranked # 5 for it's Pro-Business Ranking
Nash Community College Basic Law Enforcement Training (BLET) Cadets Graduate
Ribbon Cutting held for Seraphina’s Ristorante and Max and Molly’s Restaurant
NC State University offers Manufacturing Tour
Fall Outing to Feature TFC Band
September 16th Selected for Annual Fall Outing
Annual Business Expo Date Set

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Advocacy group hopes to curb euthanasia at animal shelter
A newly formed outreach group from Nash County has stepped forward to help curb euthanasia and promote spaying and neutering at the animal shelter in Nashville.

Woman in stable condition after being hit by car
A 47-year-old Rocky Mount woman is in stable condition Tuesday after being hit by a car Friday night while crossing North Wesleyan Boulevard.

Rocky Mount plant to add 30 jobs
A metal fabrication company in Rocky Mount will be hiring 30 people over the next couple of years as part of a planned expansion. New Standard Corp., a metal stamping, fabrication, welding and assembly manufacturer with a facility at 3883 Church St., plans to hire 30 new permanent full-time workers by June 30, 2013.

Nashville to host foreign officials
The town of Nashville has been selected by the International Affairs Council of the Research Triangle Area to host six local officials from Moldova.

Students prep for semester
Motivational speaker Damon Nash competed with boisterous N.C. Wesleyan College freshmen for their full attention Monday during an orientation program to kick off the upcoming semester. To make sure his words sank in, he simply said them again, but louder.

Local leader's legacy as philanthropist lives on
Alford “Al” Sweatt Jr.’s legacy will live on long after his death through grants doled out each year to nonprofit organizations in the region, friends said.

City formulates youth strategy
The Rocky Mount City Council took the first step Monday at its Committee of the Whole meeting to create a Youth Development Plan by hearing presentations about existing efforts to engage youth in the area.

Teens learn to adapt, respond
When disaster strikes, it can take hours or even days for help to arrive, and that can cost lives. In response, emergency workers are pushing to train the public in basic survival skills. Part of the push is to create Community Emergency Response Teams.

Ethics probe in play in District 1 race
U.S. Rep. G.K. Butterfield said he will not remove himself from the U.S. House Ethics Committee or return contributions previously made by embattled U.S. Rep. Charles Rangel.

Area students gear up for new school year
This Wednesday will mark the end of summer for thousands of public school students in Nash and Edgecombe counties. The 2010-11 school year will last until June 8 for Nash-Rocky Mount students and until June 10 for Edgecombe County students.