With Mayor Roberson's announcement that he will seek a seat in Congress, I want to offer my congratulations and sincere best wishes. It takes vision, courage, and energy to step onto a larger stage, and Rocky Mount can be proud that one of its own is willing to answer that call. Mayor Robersonโs leadership โ … Continue reading Wishing Mayor Roberson Well โ and Keeping Rocky Mount Strong
A Sunday Post
Beginning 4-24-25 – A New Series- What Preservationists Have to Teach Rocky Mount
What do a former First Lady, a Black preservation economist, a coffeehouse founder, and a bricklayer have in common? They believed in the power of place. They knew that old buildings hold more than wallsโthey hold memory. Craftsmanship. Community, and the promise that something worth saving still stands. This blog series, What Rocky Mount Can … Continue reading Beginning 4-24-25 – A New Series- What Preservationists Have to Teach Rocky Mount
New Series Begins – You’ll Like It
4/24/25 is an introduction to a fun series I've been working on. What do recognized preservationist have to teach us today? Read along, you'll learn something!
Saturday Afternoon In Rocky Mount-A Stepheny Kind of Day
Unhappy that Duke basketball is over this season, I needed to get out and make a Stepheny kind of day. On the drive from Nashville to Harris Teeter on Sunset, "down the road a piece," I saw gas priced at $2.69 at Citro. It was $3.01 in Nashville. I bought my first eggs in forever. … Continue reading Saturday Afternoon In Rocky Mount-A Stepheny Kind of Day
Last Moments Are Powerful
FL. -Houston tonight. I'm having a picnic on my lap with a delicious Subway chicken something or other, chips and sweet tea; I haven't begun to recover from Duke's loss. Knowing that these young men, this team have had their last moments together, our last moments - in the vernacular of a younger generation - … Continue reading Last Moments Are Powerful





