Crashed trucks snarl US 264
Traffic along U.S. 264 west of Wilson was interrupted Wednesday afternoon when a box truck carrying ...
Wilson man gets prison in 2020 murder case
A Wilson man has been sentenced to roughly 18 to 23 years in state prison for a 2020 murder. Larry D...
Sheriff, clergy join for Unity Breakfast
Sheriff Calvin L. Woodard Jr. said pastors and church workers are on the front lines when it comes t...
It’s all strikes for Wilson's blind bowlers
Barry Ford stepped up and threw a ball down the lane with form befitting a professional bowler. The ...
Miss Wilson named fourth runner-up in Miss North Carolina Competition
Miss Wilson Anna-Claire Musick finished as fourth runner-up in the 2022 Miss North Carolina Competit...
Deputies chase stolen truck through 3 counties
Wilson County sheriff’s deputies chased a stolen work truck through three counties before authoritie...
Alumni association plans scholarship ball
Reservations due for Fike High reunion The Fike High School class of 1971 will hold a 50+1 reunion f...
Robb Frost: A life on the road
If you ask Robb Frost to name his hometown, he says “America.” The 35-year-old had been “camping” on...
Nate O’Neal shatters more records as Jr. Golf boys medalist; Council repeats as girls champ
The 43rd Larry Pittman Memorial/Wilson County Junior Golf Championship delivered some unseasonably t...
City officials ‘ran out of time’ with Nash Street building
Rodger Lentz said the loss of the historic building at 225 E. Nash St. last week is “going to hurt f...
Wilson man denied parole in wife’s 1994 murder
State officials have denied parole for a Wilson man serving a life sentence on murder and arson conv...
State approves parole plan for Wilson rape convict
A 50-year Wilson man convicted of rape and burglary in 1987 has been approved for a program that cou...
Troopers: Man dies after highway crash
SIMS — A 20-year-old man died following an early morning car crash Friday on U.S. 264. Jah’Quavious ...
Campers learn lessons from sheriff’s office
One after the other, children pulled scuba masks over their faces and placed air regulators in their...
Chase ends in wreck, charges
A Bailey man faces criminal charges folllowing a chase that caused a Thursday wreck on Wilson’s Rale...
Crashed trucks snarl US 264
Traffic along U.S. 264 west of Wilson was interrupted Wednesday afternoon when a box truck carrying ...
Omega Psi Phi gives scholarships
Morgan Harris earns $5K credit union scholarship
Local Government Federal Credit Union has awarded a $5,000 college scholarship to Morgan Harris of W...
Sheriff, clergy join for Unity Breakfast
Sheriff Calvin L. Woodard Jr. said pastors and church workers are on the front lines when it comes t...
Alumni association plans scholarship ball
Reservations due for Fike High reunion The Fike High School class of 1971 will hold a 50+1 reunion f...
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Robb Frost: A life on the road
If you ask Robb Frost to name his hometown, he says “America.” The 35-year-old had been “camping” on...
Juneteenth Festival fills park
Shirley Marshall and grandson Jaise Futrell sipped cool shaved ice together as people swirled around...
DOWNTOWN WILSON
Adjacent structures damaged when city-owned building fell
The owner of a century-old building damaged when an adjacent city building was demolished Monday sai...
DOWNTOWN WILSON
Building razed after facade falls
In a scene reminiscent of a Godzilla movie, a giant hydraulic pincher appeared over a historic build...
SLEEP IN HEAVENLY PEACE
Volunteers invest money, energy to build kids’ beds
Every bead of sweat dripping from volunteers’ foreheads was a small price to pay to ensure Wilson ki...
Wheat yield up, but not profits
LUCAMA — When Joey Kirby cuts the wheat at Bass Farms, he expects to produce about 70 bushels an acr...
Abortion no substitute for true health care
Economic strain requires diligence
Dems play semantics while spoiling for socialism
Democrats choose power over compassion
‘Moana’ moves Wilson
Cyclist seeks stolen racing bike’s return
Wilson youth at risk of fentanyl poisoning
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CARTOONS
Instead of lashing out, put your loved ones first
Dealing with a terminal illness whose outcome is not going to be good will cause one to wake up and ...
The old ‘barefoot and pregnant’ treatment again
We all knew it was coming. The leaked Alito opinion turned out to be the actual opinion of the Supr...
Voter ID issue should have been settled
Movie sequels are almost always worse than the original films. Notable exceptions, such as this sum...
In post-Roe landscape, elections matter more than ever
There’s not much middle ground regarding the Supreme Court’s Roe v. Wade decision. I’ve listened to...
Bald eagle recovery represents American resilience
The recovery of bald eagle populations during the last half-century is one of nature’s greatest cons...
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Getting back their Mojo: Hunt hosts 7-on-7 tourney
The start of fall camp for the 2022 NCHSAA football season is still a month away, but 14 teams from ...
Fuquay-Varina hammers Wilson 14-0
BUIES CREEK — The Fuquay-Varina Post 116 Nationals sent a not-so-subtle message to Wilson Post 13 in...
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It’s all strikes for Wilson's blind bowlers
Barry Ford stepped up and threw a ball down the lane with form befitting a professional bowler. The ...
Telling an aging relative she can’t drive anymore
North Carolina is blessed with more than its share of great writers. And I am looking over some of m...
Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs receives lifetime honor at BET Awards
LOS ANGELES — With a speech about his own inspirational dream for the Black community, Sean “Diddy” ...
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4 gang associates charged with guns, drugs
Nash chase ends in Wilson crash
Johnston County commissioner charged with ‘inappropriate interaction’ with teen
Officials: Practice fireworks safety this holiday weekend
Insurance commissioner: Keep kids, pets out of hot cars
State offers Free Fishing Day on Monday
Nick Ellis chosen for defense attorney award
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Johnston communities to celebrate Independence Day
County commissioner faces indecent liberties charge
Princeton history gets a marker
Museum proves ideal spot for yard sale
Barrage of gunfire injures bystander
Clayton club gives record amount to Johnston groups
Selma OKs social district
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