Wilson County reports 5 more virus deaths
There have been five more COVID-19 related deaths here since Sept. 14, according to Wilson County He...
5 face charges in Hunt High School fights
Five students face juvenile charges following fights that broke out Thursday at Hunt High School. Wi...
Fair fun returns to Wilson
At last, the Wilson County Fair is back. “We need it. The world needs it,” said Debbie Hill, Wilson ...
New brand promotes shopping local
Supporting small business is more than just a professional focus for Kellianne Davis and Jeff Bell. ...
Diversified Opportunities garden employs all the senses
Diversified Opportunities trainees have a new sensory garden thanks to a collaborative effort with t...
Man charged in son-in-law's death
NASHVILLE — An Edgecombe County man has been charged with murder in the death of his son-in-law in N...
Greenville fire chief resigns after Nash DWI arrest
GREENVILLE — Charged with driving while impaired Sunday in southern Nash County, Greenville’s top fi...
Who was the man with sad hazel eyes?
RALEIGH — A man with sad hazel eyes checked into a downtown hotel under an assumed name, died in his...
Manslaughter charge filed in driver's death
A Wilson man faces felony charges in a motorist’s Sept. 5 death on U.S. 264. Demetrius Deandre Harri...
Historic wagon finds home at tobacco museum
KENLY — A part of Kenly history has a new, permanent home. A wagon that delivered oil for the former...
Butterfield: Biden budget plan makes ‘necessary, historic investments’
U.S. Rep. G.K. Butterfield applauded the House budget reconciliation package and the Biden administr...
Hunt keeps sweet treats coming, whips CBA in Quad County opener
If the Hunt High varsity football team continues to leave opposing offenses without a point, an expa...
COVID spike modifies Wilson council meeting
Wilson resumed in-person meetings in May, but an uptick in cases caused officials on Tuesday to tran...
Firefighters extinguish silo blaze at grain plant
Firefighters spent hours in the hot sun Thursday working to extinguish and overhaul a blaze at Smith...
Race issues plague Lucama
LUCAMA — Race issues boiled to the surface again Monday as Lucama residents and NAACP members made c...
Wilson man charged in severe beating
A Wilson man was arrested Thursday in the severe beating of a Lucama man. Police were dispatched to...
Wilson tourism leader retiring at year’s end
Thirty-four years after starting her work to promote local tourism, Sandra Homes is retiring as exec...
Man charged in son-in-law's death
NASHVILLE — An Edgecombe County man has been charged with murder in the death of his son-in-law in N...
Head of NC alcohol board resigns, citing stress
RALEIGH — The chairman of the North Carolina Alcoholic Beverage Control Commission has resigned from...
Greenville fire chief resigns after Nash DWI arrest
GREENVILLE — Charged with driving while impaired Sunday in southern Nash County, Greenville’s top fi...
Historic wagon finds home at tobacco museum
KENLY — A part of Kenly history has a new, permanent home. A wagon that delivered oil for the former...
Wilson County reports 5 more virus deaths
There have been five more COVID-19 related deaths here since Sept. 14, according to Wilson County He...
5 face charges in Hunt High School fights
Five students face juvenile charges following fights that broke out Thursday at Hunt High School. Wi...
Wilson police: Man shoots 3, kills 1
A Wilson man is charged with first-degree murder in a Sunday night shooting that killed a man and in...
Double murder suspect in custody
Murder suspect Adrian Tynrell Horne was captured Wednesday afternoon, ending a full day on the lam a...
‘It smells like tobacco in here’: Secondary market auctions open in Wilson
The first tobacco auctions on the secondary market Wednesday brought in varied prices. “It is sort ...
Hunt surges late to sweep aside South Central
Waging its own internal battle with body language in the first two sets, the Hunt High varsity volle...
Monkeys are ‘part of the family’
STANTONSBURG — Navy veteran Barry Geller suffered from post-traumatic stress disorder, but he says a...
Boiled peanuts a late-summer delicacy
Six years ago, Clay and Jessie Hinnant wanted to teach their children about managing the family farm...
Baptized residents claim ‘new beginning’
One by one, they came. Some had tears streaming down their faces. Others showed expressions of joy a...
Rocky Mount joins community policing sports league
NC elections board: Mass mailings are coming
Candidate called police on opponent for using speakers at a political rally
Greenville fire chief resigns after DWI arrest in southern Nash County
Chicken plate sale planned in Castalia
County fair returns in Wilson
Butterfield: Biden budget plan makes ‘necessary, historic investments’
State elections board: Mass mailings are coming
Picking pumpkins from the victory garden
Historic wagon finds home at Kenly museum
Who was the man with sad hazel eyes?
Thieves preyed on unlocked cars in Clayton
Road closure this weekend in Archer Lodge
Clayton clears way for charter high school
Johnstonians protest mask mandate
Battlefield to shed light on a soldier’s life
Low water pressure possible amid water tower work
Rain chances to spike with Thursday cold front
The Wilson Times area is forecast to first deal with a warm front, then a cold front and, finally, a...
AOC unmasks the ruling class
“Working-class Bronx native” served Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, D-N.Y., well as “elect me” schtic...
Losing our grandchildren, and finding them again
In some North Carolina houses, this is a time of empty rooms and empty spaces. Children, so long eve...
Income and poverty facts matter
The income of the median American household fell by nearly 3% last year as the COVID-19 pandemic and...
New brand promotes shopping local
Supporting small business is more than just a professional focus for Kellianne Davis and Jeff Bell. ...
Our Opinion: Why is Lucama’s mayor alienating a state lawmaker?
More than two dozen North Carolina cities and towns pay lobbyists to advocate for their interests in...
Our Opinion: Constitution Day celebrates principles that define America
It’s invoked in immigration debates, campus speaker controversies, gun law logjams, copyright clashe...
Our Opinion: Wilson fire hires reflect well on city leadership pipeline
THUMBS UP to two veteran Wilson firefighters who will advance their careers after recent selections ...