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Man charged in Pender Street Park killing
Police charged a Wilson man with murder on Tuesday in connection to a Sunday killing. The suspect, ...
Ex-cop guilty of murder and manslaughter in George Floyd case
MINNEAPOLIS — Former Minneapolis Officer Derek Chauvin was convicted Tuesday of murder and manslaugh...
City sells Anderson Apartments to townhouse developer
Wilson city officials on Monday gave developers the green light to renovate the former Anderson Apar...
FEMA offers help with virus patients' funeral costs
Funeral homes here and across the country are alerting clients to some potential good news. Family m...
Officials push spay and neuter for pets
For Wilson County animal advocates, spaying and neutering is essential to tackling the local pet ove...
Small businesses take center stage in May
James and Courtney Sharp of Deans Farm will be honored as Wilson’s 2021 Small Business Leaders of th...
Art paints new perspective of Wilson
After more than three years of dreaming big, artist Elizabeth Laul Healey opened her downtown Wilson...
Play date brings children with autism together
When Krista Keith pulled out her bag of printed materials to give parents on Saturday, one flyer was...
Clinic seeks help for woman displaced in fire
A woman displaced when a fire burned her Wilson rental home last week needs help finding a place to ...
Elm City lifts boil water notice
ELM CITY — Public works contractor Envirolink has notified town of Elm City drinking water customers...
Drowning victim remains unknown
SPRING HOPE — A still-unknown drowned man fished out of the Tar River four decades ago likely had a ...
Wilson man dies in Nash County crash
A Wilson man died in a single-car wreck on Interstate 95 in southern Nash County’s Coopers community...
Greenlight plans broadband expansion to 4 Wilson County towns
Wilson will receive $1.2 million in federal funds to extend its municipal broadband internet service...
Lucama water quality complaints continue
LUCAMA — Commissioner Michael Best said he’s “tired” of hearing complaints about the town’s water se...
Millicent Graves scholarships available
Scholarships have been established in honor of Millicent Goins Graves, a Wilson attorney and communi...
Chick-fil-A awards 22 employee scholarships
Chick-fil-A is honoring 22 employees of its Wilson restaurants through the company’s Leadership Scho...
Ex-cop guilty of murder and manslaughter in George Floyd case
MINNEAPOLIS — Former Minneapolis Officer Derek Chauvin was convicted Tuesday of murder and manslaugh...
Man charged in Pender Street Park killing
Police charged a Wilson man with murder on Tuesday in connection to a Sunday killing. The suspect, ...
Cold front brings chance of late-April frost
The most pleasant weather of the week in the Wilson Times area is forecast for Tuesday, but an activ...
City sells Anderson Apartments to townhouse developer
Wilson city officials on Monday gave developers the green light to renovate the former Anderson Apar...
Clinic seeks help for woman displaced in fire
A woman displaced when a fire burned her Wilson rental home last week needs help finding a place to ...
Elm City lifts boil water notice
ELM CITY — Public works contractor Envirolink has notified town of Elm City drinking water customers...
FEMA offers help with virus patients' funeral costs
Funeral homes here and across the country are alerting clients to some potential good news. Family m...
LETTER TO THE EDITOR
UNC’s Hubert Davis shares his Christian faith
April 18, 2021I am a three-time N.C. State graduate and am not a Carolina fan. However, I have always admired the ...
WCA’s spring cleaning effort carries it past Bethel, 9-0
After a losing seven-error performance Thursday night prompted the Wilson Christian varsity baseball...
Electrical fire burns home, displacing Wilson woman
A Wilson woman and her dog escaped a fire at a Green Street home Tuesday night. Hunette Francois, 64...
Repaving disrupts downtown Wilson businesses
After nearly five hours of baking, the owners of Treat Yo’ Self Bakery were greeted Saturday morning...
Largest Wilson shell building nears completion
Months of wet weather has proved problematic for crews applying the finishing touches on Wilson’s ne...
Livestock show and sale breaks record, raising $318,000
In spite of restrictions that kept many from attending and caused some events’ cancellation, the 70t...
Cold front brings chance of late-April frost
Town won't intervene in collapsed building dispute
Spring Hope seeks developers for 2 downtown buildings
Drowning victim remains unknown
New garden club has colorful plans
Rocky Mount man killed in hit-and-run crash
Deputies charge man in road rage shooting
Town's neglect keeps shops sidelined
Cold front brings chance of late-April frost
Vaccine available at Johnston County Health Department
First-dose clinic is Wednesday at West Johnston High School
Drowning victim remains unknown
Johnston schools lay out summer learning plans
Seasonable temps, minimal rain chances
East Coast Truckers Jamboree returning to Kenly in May
Selma debates reopening Town Hall
Cold front brings chance of late-April frost
The most pleasant weather of the week in the Wilson Times area is forecast for Tuesday, but an activ...
Streamline your pancake breakfast
I love making weekend breakfast special at my house. Sometimes it’s as simple as buying our favorit...
Art paints new perspective of Wilson
After more than three years of dreaming big, artist Elizabeth Laul Healey opened her downtown Wilson...
Too many workers are sidelined
RALEIGH — The latest federal job report is out — and it shows North Carolina’s employment recovery s...
SPORTS
AREA ROUNDUP: Surging Lady Knights win eighth in a row with rout of Wayne Christian
GOLDSBORO — Sophomore Kat Stanley procured a second-half hat trick as the rampaging Greenfield Schoo...
MIDDLE SCHOOL RESULT: Lady Chargers ease past Hilltop 6-0
The Wilson Christian girls soccer team won its fifth game in seven tries Monday afternoon with a bri...
Our Opinion: Greenlight growth a win for Wilson and nearby towns
THUMBS UP to the city of Wilson’s plans to extend Greenlight Community Broadband service to four nea...
Our Opinion: 'Impersonation' ban will punish protected speech
Before they vote to make online impersonation a crime, state senators should chew the fat with Jim A...
Our Opinion: Indoor pools will make a splash in downtown Wilson
THUMBS UP to the Wilson Family YMCA’s plans to include two indoor pools in its new downtown home, wh...