Property Transfers
From the Jul 29, 2025 e-EditionMarta and Brodie Coughenour to Toby and Martha Umstead.
William T. and Martha L. Putman to Janet L. and Patrick T. Haworth in District 9.
Russel B. Cole to Cindy Hutcherson Cole in District 15.
Jerry David Lessenberry to Angela Bowden.
Joyce S. Addison to Nancy S. Potts in District 6.
Joyce S. Addison to Marilynn Ruth Smith in District 6.
Sharon Koebel to Summer Meadows.
Ray and Nathan Chamberlain to Melvin L. And Karen D. Lynch in District 16.
Jason Philip and Renae Suzette Lynch to Theodore Joseph II and Joan Marie Pillera in District 8.
Daniel Shear to Bradley Shear in district 11.
Mary and Ronald Lee Barnhill to Rakaya Humphreys in District 11.
Brian J. Chilcott to Stephanie Rose Thompson in District 12.
Ricky W. and Stacey D. Hoing to Marco Taaffe in District 12.
Brenda Whitman to Joseph Owens in District 2.
Hope Dretzka to Matthew Dretzka in District 6.
Pamela Gallimore to Edward Steven Cary in District 16.
Jones Farms, Inc to Donald Perkins in District 6.
Stephen G. and Dayna W. Edwards to Beech River MHC LLC.
Kenny L. and Kimberly Price to Kenny and Kimberly Price.
Somath Pon to Lexington Nutrition in District 11.
Rita Hamilton to Keven C. Cushman in District 2.
Martin L. Batte and Lisa A. Batte to Donna C. Hodge in District 16.
Douglas R. and Heather L. Goodrum to Daniel Capua in District 4.
Ester Jean Wilson to Angela Renee Wilson in District 16.
Richard B. and Christie Chappell to Edward Eric and Marcia Anne Hester in District 7.
In the e-Edition
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