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Greensboro developer Roy Carroll. The park is located near the juncture of N.C. 68 and Interstate 73 (U.S.220) and is in southern Rockingham County, just a few miles from both Stokesdale and Summerfield.

Photo by Annette Joyce/NWO Construction is underway on a new Dollar General at 7105 U.S. 158 in Stokesdale. This will be Dollar General Corporation’s second variety store in Stokesdale.

There’s a building going up next door to Harrell’s Waterproofi ng on U.S. 158 in Stokesdale. What’s going in there?

The site you’re talking about is at 7105 U.S. 158, where Dollar General is constructing an 8,965-square foot building; this will be Dollar General Corporation’s second variety store in Stokesdale. Another Dollar General is located less than three miles west on Belews Creek Road, and will remain open.

Dollar General is one of the most profitable retail stores in the rural United States and has 16,278 locations as of January 2020. According to company reports, in 2019 Dollar General generated a revenue of $27.8 billion and employed 143,000 people.

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“I think if we don’t adopt this change, we’ll be bombarded in the next year or so for requests for mini storage, or for general business or highway business, and then come in with a site plan for mini storage and I don’t think that’s appropriate beside residential,” Flynt said.  5  0 to request the town’s Planning Board schedule a public hearing to consider the above and then make a recommendation. Spending priorities for water grant. Flynt explained the town needs to have a contract in place by next July for a water project that will use the $1.1 million grant it has received from the state.  5  0 to schedule a special call meeting Aug. 5, 7 p.m. to discuss water system priorities.

Council discussed reaching out to smaller civil engineer firms to oversee some of its water projects in hopes they might offer better turnaround time and customer service than Hazen & Sawyer, the large engineering firm the town has worked with over the past few years which has multiple branch offices throughout the country.  5  0 to bring names to the August council meeting of potential citizen volunteers to serve on a committee to update the Future Land Use Plan.

The meeting was adjourned at 9:45 p.m.

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