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2306, 2026

Mocksville to Open 50-Year-Old Time Capsule on July 4

The Mocksville town hall was built in 1976 as part of the bicentennial observance, and a 50-year time capsule was buried in the wall. As the United States celebrates its 250th birthday in 2026, the Town of Mocksville will commemorate two milestones of its own: the 50th anniversary of the dedication of Town Hall and the opening of a time capsule sealed within its walls in 1976. The community is invited to attend the Town of Mocksville Time Capsule Reveal on Saturday, July 4, at 10 a.m. inside the Mocksville Education Center, 201 S. Salisbury St. The ceremony will begin [...]

1305, 2026

Town of Mocksville Presents Proposed FY 2026–2027 Budget

Balanced plan focuses on infrastructure, workforce, and long-term community investment The Town of Mocksville has officially presented its proposed Fiscal Year 2026–2027 budget to the Board of Commissioners, outlining a balanced financial plan that supports essential services, infrastructure improvements, and continued investment in the community’s future. Presented on May 5th, the proposed budget reflects months of planning and collaboration between Town staff and leadership, with a focus on maintaining financial stability while addressing key priorities across departments. A Balanced Budget with No Tax Rate Increase The proposed budget maintains the current property tax rate of $0.29 per $100 valuation, continuing [...]

1105, 2026

Mocksville to Convert Key Downtown Intersection to Four-Way Stop in June

The Town of Mocksville is moving forward with a change designed to improve traffic flow, reduce costs, and simplify navigation at one of its downtown intersections. Following a detailed intersection analysis and communication with the Mocksville Board of Commissioners, the Town will partner with the North Carolina Department of Transportation (NCDOT) to convert the existing traffic signal at the intersection of Gaither Street, Wilkesboro Street, Avon Street, and Salisbury Street into a four-way stop. The conversion is expected to take place sometime in June. Why the Change is Being Made The decision comes after evaluating both the performance and cost [...]

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