A four-wheeled final salute: Joyner’s offers Humvee for military, first-responder funerals
Free A man accused of killing his wife and father with an ax made his first court appearance in Wilson County Friday, several days after officials had him extradited from California. Michael Allen Joyner, 38, clad in an orange jumpsuit and handcuffs, stood before the court as Chief District Judge William C. Farris read …
Free A Wilson man has been convicted on federal charges in connection with a 43-year-old man’s heroin overdose death. A federal jury found 66-year-old Elton Wayne Walston guilty of one count of possession with intent to distribute heroin, four …
Free Dems: State budget process lacks transparency
Snack food plant to create 60 Wayne County jobs
Community Briefs: St. Therese to hold community watch meeting
35 pounds of pot seized in I-95 traffic stop
Tobacco fungus thriving in wet weather
Free Living the Lutheran life: My Mama’s legacy
Going uptown a diversion for country children
Pikeville teen charged in stabbing
Barnes Equipment loans tractor to N.C. State ag school
Bass named to University of Alabama president’s list
Local students awarded Golden Leaf scholarships
Free Butterfield: Health bill ‘cruel, ineffective and mean’
Sheriff’s camp a hit with Wilson youth
Toppled tree displaces mom, two daughters
Spotted at the Lidl opening
Above-average rainfall in June is causing advance of the destructive disease target spot in Wilson County tobacco plants. Norman Harrell, director of the North Carolina Cooperative Extension office in Wilson County, said Thursday …
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 …
Free There used to be a bumper sticker on cars that said “Ask Me About My Grandchildren.” We younger folks use to think it was funny when we got alongside the car and saw it was a tiny old lady who could barely see over the wheel or a …
Zoe Alices might have just been blowing bubbles, but that was a huge accomplishment on the way to learning how to swim. “I’m excited for her,” said her mother, Krystal Alices. “She is actually progressing.” Prior …
Wilson Tobs hitters responded with their most impressive slugging display of the season in claiming a 9-5 Coastal Plain League summer collegiate baseball victory against the Morehead City Marlins in Fleming Stadium on Friday night. The Tobs, …
Bulldogs land 117 on conference honor roll
Rain keeps Tobs sidelined for a second straight night
Tobs-Steamers rained out Wednesday
Saturday, June 24 American Legion Baseball Apex Post 124 at Wilson Post 13 (Fleming), 7 p.m. Sunday, June 25 American Legion Junior Baseball Albemarle at Post 13 (Beddingfield), 1 p.m. (DH)
Wilson Recreation Department results
Post 13 twinbill with Edenton reset to Wednesday at Beddingfield
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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Free Dale Ray McKinney
Free Arthur L. King
Free King C. Norris
Free Helen Turner
Free Kenneth Ray Narron
Free After laboring to make Wilson a better place for nearly four decades, Hal Tarleton is leaving the workforce for a well-deserved retirement. At month’s end, Tarleton will hang up his hammer at the Wilson Area Habitat for Humanity, the …
Free Our Opinion: Raising the age for adult court was wise move
Free Our Opinion: Pipeline land grab sets stage for limit on eminent domain
I am a elementary teacher in Idaho and I am in need of some help. I want to do a school project for the upcoming 2017-18 school year with my class. I need a retired license plate from the Tar Heel State. If you have one you could donate to me, I …
Leave crusher run in place at Cavalier Park
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.
