Sims News

Ashley Morgan Stone of Sims and Gary Willis Brown Jr. of Morehead City were united in marriage at Buckhorn United Methodist Church in Kenly Oct.

Bailey Town leaders will try to take steps to lift a long-standing moratorium on the town's wastewater system.

Shelby V. Blackwell of Sims was a page for the North Carolina Governor's Office last week.

Hotly contested Wilson City Council races haven't yet set voters' hearts afire, judging by early turnout.

Victoria Howell was worried she'd forget the words to the national anthem when she sang the song during the opening of the Wilson County Fair this year.

Two Bailey Road men, who were considered by law enforcement to be significant suppliers of cocaine to people in Wilson, Nash and Wake counties, were arrested Saturday night after a vehicle stop turned up at least a kilo of cocaine.

Wilson County officials are gearing up for an Election Day where emotions may run higher than turnout.

An N.C. State Bureau of Investigation agent with an extensive law enforcement record in Wilson County plans to file for sheriff next year.

A Wilson County man has been charged with misdemeanor death by vehicle in connection with a two-car crash that killed his passenger on Dec.

Residents of many towns in Wilson, Nash and Wayne countieswill be able to cast their ballots in several contested municipal races this fall.

Ever hanker to be a city or town official? Now is your time. Filing is now open for 30 local seats that will be on Wilson County ballots this fall.

Because of an early deadline for our church page this week, the following announcements for activities this week were not able to be printed on the church page.

MIDDLESEX Middlesex commissioners will have a special meeting this morning to discuss approving some year-end budget amendments.

Wayne Community College honored 239 students for outstanding academic achievement in the spring semester.

Budget cuts affecting the Wilson County Schools are starting in the wrong place.

The town of Sims hopes to encourage children to pick up a book this summer through a new summer reading program.

Budget cuts affecting the Wilson County Schools are starting in the wrong place.