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2406, 2025

Mocksville Charts a Bold Future for Downtown: Town Explores Master Plan and Development Opportunities for Former Energy United Property

At the June 2025 meeting of the Mocksville Board of Commissioners, town leaders shared updates about the future of downtown, including the development potential of the former Energy United property and the importance of creating a master plan to guide growth. These discussions reflect Mocksville’s commitment to thoughtful, strategic revitalization that respects the town’s character while preparing for the future. A Landmark Acquisition for Downtown Revitalization In June 2024, the Town of Mocksville purchased a key 5.08-acre parcel from Energy United for $1,985,000, marking a significant step in shaping downtown’s future. The tract, the largest contiguous property in downtown Mocksville, [...]

1706, 2025

Celebrating Parks and Grounds Appreciation Week in Mocksville

(L to R) Back Row: Jeff Brown, Adam Sexton, Jonathan Hampton, Middle Row: Chris Vaughn, Eric Mendoza-Razo, Austin BlaskievichFront Row: Victor Calix, Wyatt Burton, Donnie Simmons Mayor Honors Local Crew for Their Hard Work and Dedication During the June meeting of the Mocksville Board of Commissioners, Mayor Will Marklin proclaimed June 15th–21st as Parks and Grounds Appreciation Week, recognizing the vital role these spaces—and the teams that maintain them—play in the quality of life in our community. “Parks and grounds are something near and dear to my heart. I just got back from spending a week with my sons in [...]

2305, 2025

Full Circle: Lee Rollins Returns Home as Mocksville Town Manager

(L to R)  Lee Rollins, Mocksville town manager; Lynn Trivette, assistant town manager/town clerk/finance director; and Donna Lawrence, administrative specialist.  Life-long Resident Brings Decades of Experience and a Heart for Community to the Role After a career spanning the private sector, regional leadership, and nonprofit work, Lee Rollins has come full circle—returning home to serve as the town manager of Mocksville, the community he has loved his entire life. A lifelong resident of Mocksville, Rollins is no stranger to its people, history, or challenges. “I love Mocksville. I live here, grew up here, and I’m only a five-minute walk from [...]

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