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Jaris Alton Artis, left, Eric Gerald McCray Jr., center, and Tyrick Williams face attempted murder charges. Artis was arrested on Monday, exactly a month after police say the men fired gunshots while chasing another car in an Infiniti sedan.

Chase, shooting lead to arrests

By Drew C. Wilson
| January 19, 2022

Police have arrested three Wilson men on attempted murder charges in a month-old car chase and shoot...

The Biden administration on Tuesday quietly launched its website for Americans to request free at-home COVID-19 tests, a day before the site was scheduled to launch. The website, COVIDTests.gov, now includes a link for Americans to an order form run by the U.S. Postal Service where Americans can request four at-home tests per residential address.

Website opens early for ordering free at-home COVID-19 tests

The Associated Press
| January 18, 2022

The Biden administration on Tuesday quietly launched its website for Americans to request free at-ho...

School board Ronald Johnson appeals for looser mask rules.

School board member Johnson appeals for looser mask rules

By Scott Bolejack
| January 18, 2022

SMITHFIELD — Another month, another 4-3 vote to mandate masks in Johnston schools. “It’s sad news,” ...

School board Chairman Todd Sutton asks parents for their understanding as the schools labor to keep buses rolling.

Johnston schools acknowledge bus woes

By Scott Bolejack
| January 17, 2022

SMITHFIELD — Johnston school leaders last week asked for patience and understanding when buses don’t...

Knightdale man sentenced to 37 months

For The Wake Weekly
| January 17, 2022

RALEIGH — A man from Knightdale was sentenced on Friday to 37 months in prison and three years of su...

Evolution OCR, located at 2921 Wakefield Crossing Drive, celebrated its grand opening with a ribbon cutting on Jan. 12 coordinated by the Wake Forest Area Chamber of Commerce. Owner Ryan Zimmerman and his team say they strive to help their clients be healthy and having fun doing it. Contributed photo

PHOTO: Evolution OCR opens in Wakefield

January 13, 2022

2 die in crash on Interstate 95

From staff reports
| January 17, 2022

ROCKY MOUNT — Two people died in a Sunday morning crash on a wintry Interstate 95, according to the ...

Property owner John Clark uses an excavator to tear down a partially collapsed wall of his downtown building on Saturday. Clark has to show effort toward demolishing the building or the town will condemn the property.

SPRING HOPE COMMISSIONERS

Town ready to seize collapsed downtown building

By Lindell J. Kay
| January 17, 2022

SPRING HOPE — After more than a year of a slow-rolling cleanup by the owner of a collapsed downtown ...

Miguel Elizalde's work will be exhibited in Barton Art Galleries through Feb. 23.

BARTON COLLEGE

Gallery presents ‘Grounding Whispers’ exhibition and installation

For the Times
| January 18, 2022

Barton Art Galleries presents “Grounding Whispers Infrasound Recordings of Wilson,” an exhibition an...

Morris

Archivist plans presentation on Wake Forest history

For The Enterprise
| January 13, 2022

WILSON — Charles Edward “Ed” Morris will present “Wake Forest College: I’d Walk a 100 Miles for a Ca...

The Extension Master Gardener Volunteer Association of Granville and Person Counties planted a Bloodgood Japanese Maple at Camp Oak Hill, Oxford, in memory of the late Ben Cifers on Nov. 18, 2021. After retirement, Cifers discovered his love for plants and took the Extension Master Gardener training under the late Carl Cantaluppi. Cifers was an active member of the association and an avid nurseryman. He and his wife, Joyce, owned and operated Dalton Mill Nursery in Bullock, N.C., which Joyce still operates. Cifer enjoyed growing Japanese Maples, and according to his wife, Bloodgood was his favorite cultivar. Along with his love for growing plants, Cifer will be remembered for his wit and outgoing personality. Contributed photo

Maple tree planted in memory of Ben Cifers

January 17, 2022

Mayor Terry Turner stands before some of the historic photos of Camp Butner in town hall on Jan. 6. Gary Band | Butner-Creedmoor News

On the coming Butner boom

By Gary Band
| January 12, 2022

BUTNER — “We’re on the cusp of a lot of things happening,” said Mayor Terry Turner with confidence a...

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