Free After a week of testimony and evidence, the state rested its case Tuesday morning in the first-degree murder trial of 43-year-old Stephen Maddox. Maddox, of Durham, is accused in the shooting death of 41-year-old Kelly Wilkerson on Oct. 17, 2015 outside the Bill Ellis Convention Center. Maddox, of Durham, is accused in …
Free Bounty hunter shakes paws with TV’s ‘Dog’
Free The pipeline next door: ACP could be close neighbor for county resident
Community Briefs: Wilson group plans back-to-school backpack giveaway
Bearden to depart as director of ENC School for the Deaf
Free Hand-washing and homemade soap were laundry staples
BB&T boosts police outreach to youth
School board approves paving projects
Police: Man fired gun at ex-girlfriend in car
Movie filming in Raleigh seeks background actors
Free Prosecutors, defense duel over evidence in murder trial
Free Enjoy the party and help the Imagination Station museum
Free School’s out for an extra week at Sallie B. Howard
Murder-suicide suspected in Wayne County deaths
Free Democrats: Redistricting an opportunity and a challenge
Learn more about diabetes at program Thursday
Free ProMusic Conservatory seeks to develop homegrown talent
Spotted at The Wilson Times Open House
Carter Bearden announced Monday that he is leaving as director of the Eastern North Carolina School for the Deaf in Wilson. Bearden began work at the school nearly a decade ago and took over as acting director in April 2010. In a farewell …
ROANOKE RAPIDS (AP) — A 19-year-old North Carolina man has been arrested on multiple child sex charges. The Daily Herald of Roanoke Rapids reports Edmond Tyler Baird was arrested Saturday after an investigation by the Halifax County …
Free WASHINGTON (AP) — President Donald Trump has spoken with advisers about firing Attorney General Jeff Sessions, as he continues to rage against Sessions’ decision to recuse himself from all matters related to the Russia …
White House indicates Trump would sign new Russia sanctions bill
RALEIGH — When Gov. Roy Cooper recently rolled out his new initiative to “Break The Majority” in the Republican-controlled legislature, his first interview wasn’t with a North Carolina news outlet. It was with Politico …
There are so many ways to enjoy a basketful of fresh peaches. Homemade peach ice cream, cobblers, refrigerator pies and peach jam are some of my favorites. So I had plenty of ideas last week for the peck of July Flame freestone peaches delivered …
EDENTON — Against the Edenton Steamers on Monday night at Hicks Field, the Wilson Tobs witnessed a 6-6 game fall apart with three bases-loaded walks in the bottom of the eighth, providing the difference in a 9-6 Steamers victory. Wilson …
Former Barton golf coach Hackney hired by Wingate
When it rains, it pours for Tobs
Tobs pull out zany 4-2 victory over Pilots
A handful of front-runners in the boys division responded with decisive performances in attaching the exclamation point to age-group championships during Tuesday’s second of three rounds in the 39th annual Larry Pittman Memorial/Wilson County …
Wilson County Junior Golf Championship first-round results
Barracudas Fun Meet reboot set for Aug. 9
Lake Wilson Otters sweep U12 Downeast Summer league titles
Unitarian — Rocky Mount Unitarian Universalist Fellowship will have service 10 a.m. First Apostolic — Bailey First Apostolic Church will have Sunday school at 10 a.m. and evening worship at 6 with the Rev. Preston Taylor as …
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Free The Duke lacrosse rape case that unraveled a decade ago taught state officials about the dangers of tunnel vision. Attorney General Josh Stein seems to have missed the lesson. Stein was a top lieutenant in Roy Cooper’s N.C. Department …
Free Our Opinion: Courts should flush lawsuit challenging House Bill 2 repeal
Free Guest Editorial: Time for N.C. to enact fairer redistricting
Free Our Opinion: Jurors have power to judge evidence and the law itself
Free Our Opinion: Your top 5 ideas to bring growth, buzz to Wilson
Free Our Opinion: A full-time General Assembly is the last thing our state needs
Free Our Opinion: Population trends moving in the right direction for Wilson
Free Our Opinion: Cooper stands up for transparency, vetoes Wade’s bill
Free Guest Editorial: Lawmakers err in increasing partisan offices
Wilson is a cookie jar city. What is a cookie jar city, you may ask? It is a city that tries to help the needy. A city starts out to help the unfortunate and and does a pretty good job at the start — cookies are made and put in the jar for …
Rescued cat’s love eases pain of loss
Restoring civility, preserving Western civilization
Political fiction, lottery addiction and sugary poison
Liberal media earned its current comeuppance
What if Russia expected a Clinton victory?
Senate should reject cruel, stingy health care bill
Capitalism a proven worldwide success
Wilson Christian Academy announces honor rolls
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.
