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i think greenville north carolina is a real nice place to live it is a small town but it has two shopping malls and a variety of other shopping places to go there is East Carolina University which is a very nice school also education opp. for young children looking to start over in a small town that offers big town opportunities this tis the place
Hello Newlywed(s)! You may want to consider the small living areas in Sampson County, some of which are not towns but simply "sections". Try looking into Mingo, Spivey's Corner, Godwin and Clement...all of which are about 20 minutes or less to the City of Dunn which is in Harnett County. Dunn is located off I-95 at exit 72-73 and the areas I mentioned are off to the east and southeast. In our midst are several dollar stores, convenience stores, restaurants and gas stations. We go to Dunn to do most of our shopping. We are close to Midway High School which takes pride in their Friday night sports. We are about an hour from Wilmington on the coast and about 30 minutes from Clinton, the Sampson County Seat. Spivey's Corner is the home of The International Hollerin Contest and we enjoy a number of warm weather events such as fairs, festivals and parades. We relocated down from Raleigh and before that from New England and this is like Paradise if you want quiet living with good, honest neighbors and want to live in farm country. Do a Google search on Dunn, NC and start there. Hope this added to the information you already had given to you.
We relocated to Fayetteville from MI almost one year ago. We love North Carolina, but are not so hot on Fayetteville. My husband and I are both from very small towns and would like to return to a rural area. We are looking for things like proximity (20 mins or less) to stores, restaurants, malls, etc., a "small-town" feel such as a pride in Friday night high school football, everybody knows everybody, that kind of thing. We also don't want to live in a dump. We are 27 and 28 years old and are about to start a family also. Any suggestions?
Hi, Newlywed,
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We've recently gotten a 'Rural Life' thread, and we hope it'll become a source of information for seekers like you. Check it out if you haven't already, and if you've gotten any new information, pass it on!
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Yes, and it is by rural NC dwellers for rural NC dwellers. Y'all come visit us now, hear?
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