Spotlight on New Businesses in Halifax County

Halifax County is experiencing a surge in commercial development, largely driven by the vibrant entrepreneurial spirit within our communities.

Slated to open its doors any day, the Timber Waters Brewery in downtown Littleton is one of the most eagerly awaited additions to the area’s commercial scene. This brewery is expected to become a central hub for both locals and visitors, offering a unique blend of craft beers that celebrate the rich heritage and natural beauty of the area.

The opening of Seven Scoops Café at 919 Main Street in Scotland Neck is bringing a new flavor to the local business landscape. Specializing in ice cream and other sweet treats, Seven Scoops Cafe is more than just a place to satisfy your sweet tooth, it is helping to revitalize Main Street and encourage further investment in the area.

Now open in Scotland Neck, the Roanoke Steakhouse Bar & Grill, located at 311 Main Street across from the Scotland Neck Inn, is quickly becoming an area favorite not only for its great steaks, seafood, and burgers, but for its service and inviting atmosphere.

SweetGrass Tribal Nutrition, located at 157 Gibbs Avenue in Hollister, represents the native American entrepreneurial spirit of Halifax County. Serving nutritional smoothies, nutritional snacks, and herbal teas, SweetGrass is a shining example of how small businesses can flourish while contributing significantly to the community’s economic health and vitality.

Another significant development is the construction of the new Toyota of Roanoke Rapids facility along the new Premier Boulevard extension. With its strategic proximity to I-95 and state-of-the-art design, this automotive dealership will offer a wide range of vehicles and services and solidify the area’s growing appeal to national business stakeholders.  

These new ventures are not only transforming the county’s physical landscape but also promise to bring substantial economic benefits to the community.