ELM CITY — BB&T has announced plans to shutter the branch at 111 E. Main St. on Dec. 1. "For several years, BB&T has reviewed the business strength of our financial center in Elm …
Energy commission approves Atlantic Coast Pipeline
Joyner's pitches in for Wilson Education Partnership
S.T. Wooten's Jonathan Bivens named to state panel
Scouts score Wilson Cubmobile victories
Junior Optimists visit United Way
Fundraiser shows support for the arts in Wilson
Purchase exchange zones help buyers, sellers connect
Comedy on menu at GOP oyster roast
Annual AME Zion conference bringing 3,000 to Wilson
Junior Optimists thank Wilson nurses
Blast from the past at the Boykin Center
Times launches Weathercast with Albert Thomas Jr.
Oktoberfest: the carnival life and Luther’s hand-me-down faith
Former Wilsonian killed in Washington, D.C.
Butterfield shares story of Wilson’s opioid crisis
Keeping school bus riders safe
Flood of emotions: Few Wilsonians included in flood hazard buyout grant
Energy commission approves Atlantic Coast Pipeline
RALEIGH (AP) — Democratic Gov. Roy Cooper wrested North Carolina's executive branch from Republicans nearly a year ago, narrowly defeating incumbent Pat McCrory in an election that swung in …
Accrediting body: No more action against UNC-Chapel Hill
WASHINGTON (AP) — For U.S. presidents, meeting the families of military personnel killed in war is about as wrenching as the presidency gets. President Donald Trump's suggestion Monday that his …
Trump, McConnell: No matter what people say, we're friends
Kaepernick files grievance against NFL, alleging collusion
ROCKY MOUNT — State Sen. Rick Horner can quip with the best of them. During a recent debate about school construction needs in North Carolina, the Wilson County lawmaker and former …
NEW YORK — It's a trick-or-treating tradition: Dump the night's candy haul onto the living room floor to pick out the gems, or do some horse trading with siblings or friends. The excitement …
Freshman Pol Monells notched his first collegiate hat trick Saturday afternoon and helped the Barton College men’s soccer team return to the win column with a 3-2 victory over Emmanuel College …
NCAA ruling simple, but explanation for it is complicated
Barton doomed by Chowan’s quick start
The teams of Beth Rhyne-Debbie Webb and Marybeth Coyte-Marianne Davis golfed their way to top honors in the recent Ladies’ Member Invitational at Wilson Country Club. Placed in the First …
I’ve got a great future behind me
Pope, McGuire take different paths to Willow Springs repeat
Firefighter Benjamin Huston wants children to remember that you can never trust fire. Huston, who is the life safety educator for Wilson Fire/Rescue Services, makes that point over and over to …
Why I Teach: ‘I am a product of Wilson County Schools’
Vick principal excited to see growth at school
School menus for Wilson and Nash counties
School menus for Wilson, Nash and Johnston counties
St. Rose St. Rose Church of Christ, Disciples of Christ will have Sunday school at 9:30 a.m. and morning worship at 11 with music by the gospel choir. The mother board will celebrate its …
Halls of higher learning are becoming a refuge for the intellectually fragile and perpetually offended. A majority of American college students believe controversial speakers should be thrown off …
Guest Editorial: NCAA surrenders academic interest in sham class scandal
Our Opinion: Mass incarceration requires investment in reentry programs
Our Opinion: Kenly Police libel suit a timely reminder to choose words carefully
Guest Editorial: Judges shouldn’t take seats without winning clear majority of votes
Our Opinion: Republicans abandon conservative principles in public notices vote
Guest Editorial: A year later, Hurricane Matthew offers reminders
The future of financial aid is in dire straits. Pell Grants, which ensure low-income students the opportunity to attend college, are under attack in Congress. The fiscal year 2017 spending …
President Trump’s tax plan slashes revenue to help the rich
Big Sugar’s cash gives Congressman Butterfield sticky fingers
Tillis offers compassionate, rigorous solution for Dreamers
Maybe city councilmen deserve a pay cut
School food a far cry from yesteryear's fare
Times maintains commitment to Scripture
