Wilson courthouse ‘dungeon’ in disrepair
Free RALEIGH — Jim DeMint couldn’t convince his Capitol Hill colleagues to balance the budget, but he says state lawmakers wield untapped power to shrink federal spending and cut Washington down to size. The Tea Party star and former U.S. senator from South Carolina is urging leaders in the Republican-controlled N.C. House to …
Will Edwards, a science teacher at Hunt High School and a 2017-18 Kenan fellow, is locally grown in the Rock Ridge community. Edwards, a 2005 graduate of Hunt High School, is one of 25 North Carolina teachers selected to participate in the …
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Free Clerk of court addresses audit discrepancies
Beer at the heart of business, road trip
Free Deputies: Cat too aggressive to leave shelter
Fire damages Green Street home
Community Briefs: Meeting to unite Hispanic residents, Wilson police
Free City of Wilson prepares for July 4 closure
Free New ag agent shares passion for health, nutrition
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Hunger event ‘bigger than baseball’: 23,000 pounds of food headed to area’s hungry residents
Free Hospital CEO worries about Medicaid cuts
Junior Optimist Club chartered at Beddingfield
BB&T workers pitch in to help Wesley Shelter
Spotted at the Lidl opening
RALEIGH (AP) — Seeking to change the minds of Republicans despite having little leverage over them, North Carolina Democratic Gov. Roy Cooper wants GOP legislators to put more in the final budget toward his favored ideas and less in tax breaks …
Free Supreme Court ruling could help N.C. Democrats rein in GOP
WASHINGTON (AP) - The Justice Department will no longer allow big companies and banks to settle cases by donating to outside organizations, ending a little-known practice that had become a rallying cry for some conservatives. In a memo released …
RALEIGH — The main reason Gov. Roy Cooper and other North Carolina Democrats cited for opposing the Republican-led legislature’s new budget plan was that it saved too much and cut taxes too much. North Carolina would be better off, …
The wait for mammogram results can be as stressful as the test itself for some women. To alleviate some of the worry, Wilson Medical Center’s Outpatient Imaging Center is offering same-day test results for mammograms. “We want to make …
The Coastal Plain League standings through Wednesday, June 28, 2017.
Thursday, June 29 American Legion Baseball Post 13 at Wayne County Post 11 (Mount Olive), 7 p.m. American Legion Junior Baseball Post 13 at Windsor Rebels (Bertie High), 6 p.m. Friday, June 30 No events scheduled.
Wilson Recreation Department glance
Unitarian — Rocky Mount Unitarian Universalist Fellowship will have service at 10 a.m. Sunday. First Apostolic — Bailey First Apostolic Church will have Sunday school at 10 a.m. and evening worship at 6 with the Rev. Preston …
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The “Raise the Age” campaign took on a tough challenge and was remarkably effective. The new state budget transfers responsibility for most 16- and 17-year-old offenders from the adult correctional system to juvenile …
Free Guest Editorial: Film, TV industry gets long-overdue N.C. budget boost
Free Our Opinion: Legal loophole shielding rapists must be undone
As someone who believes in and has served in support of the Constitution of the United States, I am a bit concerned about newspapers and citizens who don’t understand or fully support the Second Amendment to the Constitution of the United …
U.S. reclaims leadership on common sense
Barton College announces graduates
Sauls & Co. Floor Fashions
Friday, March 10
For more than twenty-five years, Tony Sauls has been in the flooring industry. In October 2008, he decided to open his own store, and Sauls & Co. Floor Fashions was born. This month, the store celebrates its 8th anniversary.
Great Gardens Nursery and Landscape
Friday, March 10
Great Gardens Nursery and Landscape is truly a family business. Owners Scott and Janie Thomas, along with two of their three sons, handle day to day aspects for the company, including sales and installation.
Dixie Queen Seafood of Farmville
Friday, March 10
If you’re in the mood for some great food in a nice, family atmosphere, drive on over to Dixie Queen Seafood of Farmville. You won’t find anything fancy, and frills are kept at a minimum, but what you will find is a nice, friendly staff, great food and a down-to-earth atmosphere.
Countryside Animal Hospital
Friday, March 10
For more than 14 years, Dr. Steven Walker and Dr. Enid Espinosa have been serving the needs of four-legged clients from all over Wilson through their veterinary practice, Countryside Animal Hospital.
Lovely Interiors
Friday, March 10
Arthur and Cornelia Ashby, the owners and operators of Lovely Interiors, moved to Wilson in 2010. The couple loves being a part of the Wilson community. Since their arrival, it’s safe to say that they have made a name for themselves with their unique business.
Glendy Gregory
Friday, March 10
For more than 43 years, Glendy Gregory has been in the real estate profession. Originally beginning her career in the Raleigh area in 1974, the Gregory’s soon moved to Wilson and she continued to serve as a liason for her real estate clients, handling every aspect of their real estate transactions.
Nomad Travel
Tuesday, November 22, 2016
When it comes to travel, knowing the ins and outs of the business is the key to getting the best experience based on your needs, wants and desires. Joe Proto, owner of Nomad Travel has the experience and expertise to help you plan your trip from beginning to end.
