Featured ArticleBuc-ee's Eyes 34 Acres Off I-95 in Rocky Mount
Buc-ee's is under contract for 34 acres at the I-95 and Halifax Road interchange in Rocky Mount, with a planning board rezoning hearing set for Nov. 10.
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Rocky Mount Mills, Nashville, and the western towns — notes on the Nash County market from Travis Old.
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7 Flood-Insurance Mistakes Tar River Buyers Shouldn't Make
Flood insurance on the Tar River: the 30-day wait, the $250,000 cap, contents left off the policy, and a discount Rocky Mount buyers never claim.
Nash County Closing Statement: Reading Every Line
A Nash County closing statement, line by line: excise tax, recording fees, prorated property taxes, and the lines worth questioning before you sign.
11 Ways Nash County History Surfaces in Today's Listings
Mill village houses, railroad streets, and a county line that runs under the tracks: how Nash County history shows up in the listings you tour.
Nash County New Builds: Permits and What to Verify
Building in Nash County? Permits and inspections come from Rocky Mount city or the county, depending on the lot. What to verify on a new build.
Nash County Contracts: What Buyers Risk After Signing
A 2022 NC Supreme Court ruling confirmed buyers who breach a purchase contract can owe attorney's fees. What that means for Nash County buyers.
Nash County's Namesake: Francis Nash and the Tar River
Nash County and its seat carry the name of a Revolutionary War general who died in 1777. The Tar River behind that story gave the state its nickname.
Who Actually Employs Nash County: The Real Anchors
UNC Health Nash, Pfizer, and Cummins anchor Nash County's job market. What the real employer base means for buyers, home values, and resale.
Emerson Shops: How the Railroad Built Nash-Side Rocky Mount
The Emerson Shops put 2,000 people to work in Rocky Mount. How the Atlantic Coast Line built Nash-side neighborhoods, and what that means for buyers.
9 Well-and-Septic Red Flags: Nash County Acreage
Nine well and septic red flags to check before closing on Nash County acreage, from expired permits to drain-field failures you can spot on a walk.