Roanoke Rapids Grows as Major NC Industrial Town
Roanoke Rapids formed in 1930 by union of Roanoke Rapids and Rosemary known as Ine. population around ten thousand, largest in Halifax County. City features a predominantly native white population, significant manufacturing base with Rosemary Manufacturing, Roanoke Mills, Patterson Mills, and Halifax Paper Corporation employing over two thousand workers.
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Roanoke Rapids Aims for Industrial Growth and Prosperity
A city profile lauds Roanoke Rapids under its first mayor Kelly Jenkins. It highlights the river powered industry, local services, education, and hospitals while charting a future of expanded plants, more stores, tobacco and cotton markets, and strong banking to become a regional financial center.
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