Drew C. Wilson is a local journalist based in Stanhope. He writes for the John Peter Zenger News Foundation and his work has also been featured in publications such as the Kinston Free Press and Skagit Valley Herald. Drew covers a range of topics including local news, community events, crime, and law enforcement in the Stanhope area.
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Drew C. Wilson's coverage mainly focuses on local news, crime, community events, law enforcement, and infrastructure improvements in the Stanhope area. He seems to prioritize breaking news and evolving stories related to crime (40%) and entertainment news (20%).
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By: Drew Wilson, Drew C. Wilson
As eighth-grader Abdul Benlerneb sat still for Darryn Bynum, the barber asked the teen how his grades were.
Police have charged an 18-year-old with attempted murder after they say he shot into an occupied dwelling. Rogeravion Leequan Ziem Jones of Wilson is charged with two counts of attempted first-degree murder and 18 counts of discharging a firearm into an occupied dwelling. “On Dec. 31 at 3:54 a.m., officers with the Wilson Police Department responded to 622 Suggs St. […]
A Wilson man was sentenced to an active prison term after pleading guilty to murder Friday morning in connection with the 2022 shooting death of a man on Goldsboro Street. Jaquan Deshaun Barnes, 24, made an Alford plea of guilty to second-degree murder in the 2022 shooting death of 36-year-old Maurice Ruffin. Resident Superior Court Judge L. Lamont Wiggins sentenced […]
An assistant district attorney said Wednesday that the state will not prosecute a nearly 40-year-old Wilson County rape case against an imprisoned convicted rapist because the victim has died. DNA evidence linked Robert Alan Lillie, 63, to a 1984 rape in Lucama. Lillie is currently serving a life sentence in Franklin Correctional Center in Franklin County after being convicted of […]
Volunteers with the Internal Revenue Service Volunteer Income Tax Assistance Program will offer free tax preparation services beginning Jan. 29. Jerney Minshew, site coordinator for the program, said the VITA unit filed income tax returns for 1,120 people last year, and 945 of them were from Wilson. To set up an appointment with the VITA team or find out current […]
A South Carolina man is accused of bringing a handgun on campus at Barton College. Zorian Ty’wan Hopkins, 19, is charged with felony possession of a firearm on educational property, second-degree trespassing and carrying a concealed weapon, according to a release from Sgt. Eric McInerny, public information officer with the Wilson Police Department. McInerny said police responded to Barton College, […]
Only about a half-dozen plastic snow sleds remained at P.L. Woodard & Co. ahead of expected snowfall Tuesday night. Customers started snapping them up as soon as word got out about a winter storm that could coat Wilson County’s ground with enough snow to go sledding. “We’ve got half of what we had yesterday,” said Angela Dail, clerk at Wilson’s […]
The library collection at the American Center for Photographers is 40% bigger thanks to a donation from an Arizona man. A little more than 350 books from the late Scott LeGear arrived in Wilson in early January, according to ACP founder Jerome De Perlinghi. The books are being added to The Rosa Gobien Library, which is named after De Perlinghi’s […]
By: Drew Wilson, Drew C. Wilson
Thanks to a smoke detector, a Wilson resident was able to escape a townhouse fire Wednesday that left the person with minor injuries and also displaced. “The smoke detector saved the occupant's life,” said Wilson Fire/ Rescue Services Deputy Fire Chief James P. Campbell. “The occupant was able to exit the structure safely,” He said the fire was reported at
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