Podcasts about Wilson County

The burn ban in Wilson County has been temporarily lifted. According to County Judge Hank Whitman, the ban on outdoor burning was lifted May 5, and will remain lifted until Monday, May 12. However, there are conditions. Prior to burning, anyone intending to burn any type of material — brush, agricultural or construction debris, or other items — must contact: •Emergency Management Coordinator Cindy Stafford at 830-393-8573 •And their nearest fire department. Advise Stafford and the fire department of the time and location of the intended outdoor burning. No fire can be started if the wind speed is 15 mph...Article Link

Wilson County residents who want to know about housing developments near their neighborhood need to watch for notices posted on the county website or at the courthouse. That's a reminder from county officials, following concerns expressed by nearby landowners about the Heritage Woods subdivision on C.R. 321 southwest of La Vernia. Earlier this year, the developer, Wild Springs Investments, altered its original “covenant,” which had indicated all homes would be built on site. The modified covenant stated that manufactured homes would be constructed in the subdivision, instead. When the change became known, some neighboring residents, concerned that the subdivision would...Article Link

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The burn ban in Wilson County has been temporarily lifted. According to County Judge Hank Whitman, the ban on outdoor burning is lifted immediately, and will remain lifted until Monday, May 12. However, there are conditions. Prior to burning, anyone intending to burn any type of material — brush, agricultural or construction debris, or other items — must contact:  •Emergency Management Coordinator Cindy Stafford at 830-393-8573 •And their nearest fire department. Advise Stafford and the fire department of the time and location of the intended outdoor burning. No fire can be started if the wind speed is 15 mph or above. ...Article Link

Watch for unofficial election results from Wilson County (and surrounding local elections) as they are reported here after the polls close May 3, 2025 after 7 pm. ➡️ Totals in – 7:42 pm Floresville ISD final... 7:47 pm La Vernia ISD final... 7:54 pm Floresville City Council final...  7:40 pm East Central ISD with more to come...  8:16 pm Nixon early voting... 8:23 pm more East Central ISD...  8:50 pm Evergreen UWCD final...  9:01 pm East Central ISD continues...  10:22 pm Nixon final... 9:57 pm East Central ISD... 10:57 pm Falls City ISD final. FLORESVILLE Place 3 Jacob “Jake” Thompson...Article Link

It's a small, unassuming building at the corner of C and Second streets in downtown Floresville, just a couple of doors away from the Floresville Café. But once upon a time, it was the heartbeat of Floresville and Wilson County, the home of the Floresville Chronicle- Journal. The property at 1000 C St. in Floresville is now listed on the National Register of Historic Places, by the U.S. Department of the Interior. Built in 1916, it was headquarters for Sam Fore Jr. and his newspaper. The Floresville Chronicle began in 1877 as the Western Chronicle and was based in Sutherland...Article Link

Election Day in area school board, bond, and city elections is this Saturday, May 3. Voter turnout was slow but steady in Wilson County for area elections during early voting April 22-29. Total ballots cast during early voting through Saturday, April 26: •Floresville ISD bond — 809 •La Vernia ISD — 74 •Floresville City Council — 696. On the ballot for voters in the Wilson County News coverage area are: •Floresville Independent School District (ISD): million bond proposal •East Central ISD: 9 million bond proposal •La Vernia ISD: School board, Place 3 — Eryn Pierdolla and Jeremy Thomas •Falls...Article Link

A 20-year-old man has been arrested in Wilson County and faces charges for sexual assault of a child, after traveling from California to meet a minor girl in Texas. On April 14, Wilson County Sheriff's Deputy Joseph Martinez was conducting a routine patrol in the early morning hours along F.M. 775 near Encino Drive south of La Vernia. He observed a suspicious looking U-Haul van parked on the side of road and, due to the unusual time of day and location of the vehicle, pulled over to investigate. According to the Wilson County Sheriff's Office, Martinez discovered an adult male...Article Link

Associate Judge Melissa DeGerolami of the Child Protection Court of South Central Texas (holding proclamation) gathers April 24 with child advocates from SJRC Belong and CASA of South Texas (Court Appointed Special Advocates), along with Wilson County Emergency Services District 2 firefighters and Wilson County employees, accompanied by Wilson County Pct. 4 Commissioner John “Scott” Akin as she reads a child abuse awareness proclamation outside of the Wilson County Courthouse in Floresville.Article Link

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Wilson County voters have been heading to the polls during early voting ahead of the May 3 local elections.  Early voting began April 22 and continues through Tuesday, April 29. What's on the ballot, who's running, and where can you vote? Learn more here: https://www.wilsoncountynews.com/articles/may-3-2025-elections-list-of-candidates/ Total ballots on cast Tuesday, April 22: •Floresville City Council — 229, including 73 by mail  •La Vernia ISD — 24 •Floresville ISD bond — 170. Voters are reminded to take an approved form of ID with them to the polls. reader@wcn-online.comArticle Link

Part 2 of 3. After the disappearance of Patty Vaughan in the fall of 1996 under suspicious circumstances, the Bexar County Sheriff's Office was reluctant to name her husband JR a suspect, although they admitted the investigation was centered around him. The circumstances surrounding Patty's abandoned Dodge Caravan were highly suspicious, as was the idea that she would leave her children behind. Blood evidence found in the minivan and in her Wilson County home certainly indicated foul play but still, with no body, authorities declined to make an arrest, or, it seemed, treat the case as a homicide. When a year had passed, the police were no closer to finding Patty than they were on day one.If you have any information about the disappearance of Patty Vaughan, please contact the Bexar County Sheriff's Office at 210-335-6000.If you're experiencing domestic abuse, please get help by calling the National Domestic Violence Hotline at 800-799-SAFE, or 800-799-7233. You can also text “start,” S-T-A-R-T to 88788 or visit thehotline.orgYou can support gone cold and listen to the show ad-free at patreon.com/gonecoldpodcastFind us at https://www.gonecold.comFor Gone Cold merch, visit https://gonecold.dashery.comFollow gone cold on Facebook, Instagram, Threads, TikTok, YouTube, and X. Search @gonecoldpodcast at all or just click linknbio.com/gonecoldpodcastThe Wilson County News, The San Antonio News-Express, foxsanantonio.com, and news4sanantonio.com were used as sources for this episode. #JusticeForPattyVaughan #WhereIsPattyVaughan #BexarCounty #SanAntonio #Texas #TX #TexasTrueCrime #TrueCrime #TrueCrimePodcast #Podcast #Unsolved #ColdCase #MissingPerson #Disappearance #Vanished #UnsolvedMysteries #Homicide #UnsolvedMurder #ColdCase #CrimeStories #PodcastRecommendations #CrimeJunkie #MysteryPodcast #TrueCrimeObsessed #CrimeDocs #InvestigationDiscovery #PodcastAddict #TrueCrimeFan #CriminalJustice #ForensicFilesBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/gone-cold-texas-true-crime--3203003/support.

Hope you had a great Easter weekend. Here's a look at our top local stories for Tuesday, April 22. Find these stories and much more in Tuesday's paper and online at https://www.iolaregister.com/.

Early voting begins today, April 22, in the May 3 general elections, and continues through Tuesday, April 29. On the ballot for Wilson County-area voters are elections for:  •Floresville City Council — places 3, 4, and 5 •Nixon City Council — three at-large seats •Falls City Independent School District (ISD) — two at-large seats •Floresville ISD — million bond •East Central ISD — 9 million bond •La Vernia ISD — place 3 •Evergreen Underground Water Conservation District (UWCD) — one place for an Atascosa County representative. Learn about the candidates (click here for list of candidates). View the WCN...Article Link

In a quiet corner of Wilson County, one man's dedication to service is inspiring both his neighbors and those far beyond Texas. Richard Kimball, a volunteer with the American Red Cross Greater San Antonio Chapter, has become a shining example of resilience, compassion, and community spirit. After the devastating loss of Alice, his wife of 48 years, Richard made the life-changing decision to move from Luling to La Vernia last year with his son, Josh, and daughter-in-law, Kimberly, seeking a new beginning and a way to heal. It was during this period of personal grief that he discovered his calling...Article Link

Reserve your spot now for Wilson County's Got Style, hosted by the Wilson County Republican Women, Thursday, May 8, at the Wilson County Expo and Community Center. The fashion show will feature a charcuterie board dinner and silent auction. Tickets are for singles and for couples. Sponsorship opportunities are available. Doors open at 6 p.m. For information, call Ruby Mannen at 830-391- 0818, Lynette Best Gray at 830-305-7030, or Melissa Moczygemba at 210-913-1355. The Wilson County Expo and Community Center is located at 435 S.H. 97 E. in Floresville.Article Link

Livestock shows. Car shows. Concerts. Rodeo events. The Wilson County Expo and Community Center — formerly the Wilson County Show Barn — may be able to host all of these, and more. Work is set to begin on the county-owned property, located at 435 S.H. 97 E. on the eastern edge of Floresville in the next month or so, according to Wilson County Judge Hank Whitman. The project will include removal of part of the existing facility and construction of a new show arena, adjacent to the existing cattle barn and behind the large oak tree. Also included in the...Article Link

Texas Comptroller Glenn Hegar has announced that he is making another payment to political subdivisions from the Opioid Abatement Trust Fund as part of his work as chairman of the Texas Treasury Safekeeping Trust Company. This transfer of .8 million will be the third disbursement of opioid settlement proceeds to political subdivisions to address opioid-related harms in their communities. The initial transfer in March 2023 was .1 million, followed by .2 million in April 2024. The specific amounts received by individual subdivisions are regularly updated on the Comptroller's website. Funds coming to Wilson County include: •Wilson County — ,791.64 •Floresville...Article Link

Patrick Kelly is determined to take on the 400-mile Texas Challenge this year, despite facing a bigger challenge than before. The Texas Challenge is an annual cycling event organized by Project Hero for military veterans and first responders who have physical challenges. Kelly became involved with Project Hero before moving to Wilson County in 2021, after enduring more than his share of physical challenges. Major physical injuries suffered during his service in the U.S. Marine Corps and subsequent medical conditions left him confined to a wheelchair in serious depression and severely dependent on opioids. However, the camaraderie and encouragement he...Article Link

CPS Energy plans to rebuild its existing single-circuit 345kV transmission infrastructure — constructed in the 1970s — into a new double-circuit 345kV transmission infrastructure. The line will connect the CPS Energy Spruce Station in Bexar County to the STEC Pawnee Station in Karnes County by crossing Wilson County; the approximately 46-mile project is estimated to cost 6 million. The new line, by adding another electric transmission pathway between generation resources and burgeoning population centers, should make the Texas electric grid stronger and more reliable, according to CPS Energy. Information about the proposal was presented at an open house in Floresville...Article Link

“Our mission is to see that every veteran in Wilson County is wrapped up in a quilt,” said Ginger Cole of the Wilson County Sassy Southern Quilters. Since October 2024, 10 veterans from the Wilson County area have been wrapped in the warm embrace of a Quilt of Valor. A Quilt of Valor is a handmade quilt awarded to a veteran or service member who has been touched by war, as a way of thanking them for their service and sacrifice. These quilts are handmade by a local group of passionate quilters — the Wilson County Sassy Southern Quilters —...Article Link

Wilson County historians Allen Kosub (left) and Maurine Liles unveil the Rancho de Pataguilla historical marker April 5 during a dedication ceremony in the Wilson County Courthouse. Pataguilla — the rancho of Mission San Juan Capistrano in the 1700s — comprised around 66,420 acres of land in present-day Bexar, Karnes, and Wilson counties, with a southern border on Pajarito Creek on the southern edge of present-day Floresville. Kosub's and Liles' extensive research and commitment to historical preservation led to securing the Texas State Historical Marker. Saturday's marker dedication was sponsored by the Wilson County Historical Commission, the City of Floresville,...Article Link

What's something you can speak on nonstop for 30 minutes with NO NOTES? Big Joe & Nick Frazier address that, and then what the Titans may do with the No. 1 pick. Nashville Predators CEO Sean Henry joined for his weekly visit, then Tim Bryant from Run The Cedars shared some info on a running event coming up in Wilson County. 

Due to potential inclement weather, the historical marker dedication for the Rancho de Pataguilla in Floresville this Saturday, April 5, is moving indoors. “The forecast for Saturday looks like we can expect rain or thunderstorms,” said Wilson County Historical Commission President Anthony Delgado, in making the announcement. The marker dedication and reception will be held in the courtroom on the second floor of the Wilson County Courthouse in downtown Floresville, beginning at 10 a.m. The courthouse is located at 1420 3rd St.  The event was originally scheduled to take place on Goliad Road in Floresville.  Rancho de Pataguilla, one of...Article Link

Workforce Solutions Alamo reports the January 2025 unadjusted unemployment rate for Wilson County is 3.6 percent, increasing from 3.1 percent in December 2024. Wilson County's December rate is lower than the 3.8 percent unemployment rate for the 13-county Workforce Development Area, including Atascosa, Bandera, Bexar, Comal, Frio, Gillespie, Guadalupe, Karnes, Kendall, Kerr, McMullen, Medina, and Wilson counties, and lower than the 4.1 percent unemployment rate for the state of Texas. Currently, there are 957 people actively looking and available for work in the county. Wilson County ranked fourth lowest in the 13-county Workforce Development Area, while Frio County ranked the...Article Link

Last week, Wilson County hosted the Operation Lone Star Task Force, a collaborative effort involving 55 law-enforcement agencies statewide. The task force aims to combat narcotics activity and smuggling operations in Wilson County, enhancing public safety and disrupting criminal organizations. Over a three-day operation, task force members demonstrated the power of interagency cooperation and strategic enforcement. Key statistics from the operation include: •298 traffic stops •4 recovered undocumented immigrants •21 persons arrested •19 felony arrests •10 misdemeanor arrests •11 warrant arrests. The operation also resulted in 11 drug seizures, including: •6.74 grams of methamphetamine •5.9 ounces of marijuana •1.97 grams...Article Link

Wilson County is in the final stages of updating its Mitigation Plan and would appreciate any feedback from the public. View the plan at Wilson County Draft HMAP Public Copy: https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/86lo4hhp5yo9hzwygsio1/Draft-Wilson-County-HMAP-Update-March-2025-Public-Copy.pdf?rlkey=rf8vli3v1bwjw1ipk1vwtwc3p&st=86izqi23&dl=0. Feedback is being accepted until Monday, April 7. Send comments or questions to emc@wilsoncountytx.gov.Article Link

On March 5, 2025, Texas A&M Forest Service, through the Rural Volunteer Fire Department (VFD) Assistance Program, has awarded 94 grants totaling .1 million. Grants proposed at this meeting will assist VFDs across Texas in purchasing equipment such as dry hydrants, fire and rescue equipment, personal protective equipment, and training aids. District 2 Emergency Services Inc. in Wilson County is among the recipients; the agency has been awarded ,000 for personal protective equipment. District 2 Emergency Services provides fire-protection and emergency medical services to a 39-square-mile area in northcentral Wilson County. Part of the department's funding comes from property taxes...Article Link

Editor: Re: “County: Heritage Woods won't be a ‘trailer park,'” March 26 As the owner and manager of the largest neighboring property to the new Heritage Woods subdivision, I, and other adjacent landowners, have been monitoring this development since the inception. What should most concern the residents of Wilson County is that a developer was able to submit covenants and restrictions to the county, have it go through the entire platting and approval process, be voted on and approved by the Commissions Court, only to have the terms of the development completely changed. The Commissions Court is the decision making...Article Link

The National Weather Service-Austin/San Antonio has issued a Flood Watch through Friday morning, March 28, for Atascosa, Wilson, Karnes, Gonzales, De Witt, and Lavaca counties. This is due to several rounds of heavy rain moving in, caused by abundant Gulf moisture combined with a slow-moving storm system. This has the potential to cause flash flooding across the Coastal Plains area.  There may be lulls or periods of light rain. Rainfall amounts of 2 to 4 inches are possible, with isolated amounts up to 6 inches in some places. Excessive runoff may result in flooding of rivers, creeks, streams, and other...Article Link

Plans for a subdivision southwest of La Vernia have changed, but they aren't illegal, according to Wilson County officials. Wild Springs Investments, developers of the Heritage Woods subdivision on C.R. 321, originally envisioned building a new home on each of 75 1-acre lots. According to county Permit/ Development Director Luz Serrato, the developers applied to the county in September 2023 for the requisite floodplain, septic, and driveway permits for the subdivision, which were granted. They then went before the Wilson County Development Review Committee in early 2024 for plat approval and to present their “covenants and restrictions,” which are rules...Article Link

Wilson County 4-H and Texas A&M AgriLife Extension will hold a Rabies Vaccine Clinic on Sunday, April 6, from 2-4 p.m. at Deason Animal Hospital, 1712 D St. in Floresville. All vaccines will be available upon request and may be paid by cash or check only. Proceeds will benefit the Wilson County 4-H Council. For more information, call Wilson County AgriLife Extension Office at 830-393-7357.Article Link

The S.S. Water Supply Corp. in eastern and central Wilson County has implemented restrictions for outdoor water use this week, as two of the corporation's wells that serve the Ranch Country area off U.S. 87 near La Vernia are out of service as new well construction is underway, and the backup well needs emergency maintenance. “This is in effect for a week, but we should — hopefully — be able to lift this restriction sooner if everything goes well,” General Manager Carlos Febus told the Wilson County News Monday, as backup well repairs commenced. Work is anticipated to be completed...Article Link

Send us a textWelcome to another Episode of The Nashville Dads!  This episode we have on Anthony Davis from East Nashville Beer Works!  We talk about how they became a family friendly brewery, being a kid birthday spot, the experience of doing a Home Alone pop up, setting up the Wilson County location, Fridays by the river with Friends of Shelby and City Cast Nashville, his mental space as a dad and business owner, his time as a city council member, and dad music and his band X-Ennials.  This is our last episode under the name The Nashville Dads.  Next week we will change over to The Imperfect dad's Podcast.  Anthony felt right for our last episode under this name.  He's  community focused and is always looking for ways to hear from his community and meet their needs.  Most of this episode is talking about how much he works to create spaces you celebrate life events with your family.  And most of us have probably spent time there watching our kids on their playground.  Our next episode will be explaining why we're changing our and how we plan to still keep Nashville Dad community going.We really hope you enjoy the episode! Follow us on Twitter @nashvilledads and on Facebook and Instagram @thenashvilledads. Look for new episodes of The Nashville Dads podcast every other Monday.

Members of the S.S. Water Supply Corp. in eastern and central Wilson County are advised to limit water use to human and livestock use only this week; outdoor use for landscape watering, filling pools, and similar uses is prohibited. That's because two of the corporation's wells that serve the Ranch Country area off U.S. 87 near La Vernia are out of service as new well construction is underway, and the backup well needs emergency maintenance. Repairs to the backup well began today, March 24; the corporation expects work to be completed by this Friday, March 28. Lawn irrigation, pool filling,...Article Link

Wilson County area firefighters have been kept busy, as weather conditions — warm, dry weather with low humidity and strong, gusting winds — continue to create fire danger. Among the fires within the past week, Wilson County District 1 Fire & Rescue crews were dispatched March 15 for a grass fire located in the 1500 block of F.M. 1346 near the St. Ann Catholic Cemetery, “which was spreading very quickly due to the elevated winds and extreme fire conditions,” according to Battalion Chief Bobby Blankenship. Six units from District 1 responded, along with two units from Wilson County District 3...Article Link

The Wilson County Beautification Association (WCBA) invites the community to their meeting on Thursday, March 20, at 6:30 p.m., in the Ag Extension Life Building, Room 9, 1103 Fourth Street in Floresville. A few projects that the association is considering and need help with are: •Beautification Awards •Keep Texas Beautiful •Dark Sky Texas and Dark Skies International •Adopt-A-Spot •San Antonio River Authority Helton and Jackson Nature Parks •Litter abatement •Recycling •Fundraising •Floresville Beautiful •WCBA speaker forums Interested? Want to make a difference in Wilson County? Membership in WCBA is free. For more information, email info@WCBA-TX.org or visit their Facebook page.Article Link

Wind gusts and low humidity in the area March 4 made prime conditions for rapidly spreading fires, keeping emergency responders busy. Wilson County Emergency Services Coordinator Cindy Stafford reported 22 fire calls and 45 emergency medical services calls as winds gusted to 50 mph, in Wilson County, and up to 59 mph elsewhere. Floresville Electric Light & Power System (FELPS) CEO Aaron Wagner reported a total of 3,000 customers — including students and staff at Floresville High School — were affected off and on throughout the day, due to wind gusts knocking down tree limbs, causing wires to flap together,...Article Link

During a visit to Wilson County, U.S. Rep. Monica De La Cruz's Deputy Chief of Staff and Legislative Director Truman Reed (left) and Constituent Liaison Danny Loyola visit with Wilson County Auditor Brenda Treviño to discuss federal grant opportunities and ways De La Cruz can support the county's upcoming projects.Article Link

Editor: Peanuts are a part of my life. As a five-year-old in 1942, I rode on my father's Farmall B tractor while cultivating them near Sutherland Springs. I grew them near Stockdale until moving away in the 1960s. Plumpy'Nut is a product made from peanuts at a plant in Georgia. It provides essential nutrients for severely malnourished children. This “miracle paste” has saved millions of starving children in Africa from certain death. Wilson County peanuts may have been used. USAID provides Plumpy'Nut. It gives thriving life to children. Elon Musk's DOGE cut this program. At the February Cabinet meeting, Musk...Article Link

The San Antonio River Authority, in partnership with Wilson County and Helton San Antonio River Nature Park, will hold a Household Hazardous Waste Collection Event on Saturday, March 22, from 8 a.m. to noon, at the Wilson County Expo and Community Center at 435 S.H. 97 E. in Floresville. This is an invitation to all Wilson County residential households (not businesses) to get rid of unwanted items. Proof of residency will be required. County residents may stop by to drop off unwanted household hazardous waste, tires, paint, used motor oil and filters, cleaning products, pesticides, computers, small electronics, pharmaceuticals, and...Article Link

Wilson County 4-H Consumer Decision Making Team competed at the San Antonio Livestock Exposition (SALE). Bayden Roemer, Luke Strey, Caitlyn Korzekwa, and Teagen Cofield placed fifth as the Wilson County Green junior team. Bryce Ferrell, Emma Lee Laffey, Nicole Lee, and Peyton Keller, Wilson County senior team, placed sixth. Junior Evalynn Masters placed seventh high individual, and Nicole Lee, senior, placed seventh high individual. Consumer Decision Making is a competition where contestants and their teams compete to try to find the best item for the person in the scenario. In consumer decision making, participants also learn about budgeting, price comparison,...Article Link

The Susanna Dickinson Chapter, National Society Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR) celebrated George Washington's birthday by presenting a 0 donation to the Wilson County Public Libraries. The books purchased with the funds will be part of the DAR project, America 250, celebrating the upcoming 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence, July 4, 2026. Funds will be used for books on the Revolution, with special focus on contributions by local Wilson County patriots. The Susanna Dickinson Chapter is based in La Vernia. Learn more at https://www.texasdar.org/chapters/SusannaDickinson/.Article Link

Susan Schwartz, founder of Stomping Ground Adult Day Services (fourth from left), surrounded by some of her program's participants, is delighted Feb. 25 as she accepts a [post_excerpt],000 distribution from the Wilson County Historical Society, presented by society Vice President Sarah Gella (fifth from left) during the society's monthly meeting in the Wilson County Archives building in downtown Floresville. Stomping Ground, https://www.sgadultdayservices. com/, provides day services for adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities, helping them live more meaningful, self-determined lives.Article Link

Quinn and Daniel hang out with Dante Pittman, a first-term state rep from Wilson County, to talk about what it's really like to be in the room where decisions get made. They cover his journey from grassroots campaigning to flipping a Republican-held seat, the biggest surprises about working in state government, and why the fight for public education, rural communities, and fair wages matters to everyone—even if you don't follow politics. Whether you're keeping up with North Carolina news, trying to understand how our state government works, or just curious about how political decisions impact your daily life, this conversation will change the way you see the people making the rules. Help us build a better North Carolina one conversation at a time. Follow The Hometown Holler on social media:Instagram | TikTok | Blue Sky | Twitter | Facebook | Patreon

In this spine-chilling episode of It's Cryptic Out There, the boys venture into the shadowy world of urban legends and cryptid mysteries that refuse to be forgotten. Josh uncovers the unsettling story of Richmond, Virginia's Hollywood Vampire—a figure wrapped in blood-soaked lore and a chilling presence that has haunted the city for decades. Meanwhile, Justin plunges into the eerie mystery of the Sugar Flat Creature from Lebanon, Tennessee. For years, the grotesque head of this elusive creature sat in an antique shop in Wilson County, drawing in curious visitors and a growing number of frightened locals. Was it an elaborate hoax, or is something darker still lurking in the area? The tale remains unsolved, shrouded in confusion and terror, as the boys dissect every strange detail and twist of the story.Tune in, but be warned… the shadows are closer than you think.FOLLOW THE PODCASTFacebook: It's Cryptic Out ThereEmail us at: itscrypticoutthere@gmail.com

Welcome to Chatter with BNC, Business North Carolina's weekly podcast, serving up interviews with some of the Tar Heel State's most interesting people. Today's episode features an interview with Lindsay Perry, the Marketing & Events Manager at the Wilson Chamber of Commerce. Passionate about leveraging creativity and strategic planning to support our chamber's mission and serve the vibrant business community in Wilson County. ----- Lindsay Perry on LinkedIn Wilson Chamber of Commerce

Welcome to this week's GOvember episode of the Immanuel Baptist Church Podcast! November has become a special month for us as we focus on missions, and we call it GOvember. It's a time to celebrate what God has accomplished through our efforts, learn how we can engage in missions right here in Wilson County, and to unveil our upcoming mission trips. This year, we're adding a few episodes to our Podcast, to highlight what God has done through our short-term mission trips. Teams that traveled to Greenville, England, the Middle East, and NYC will be joining me to share their experiences, discuss how we can pray for our partners, and answer any questions you might have about joining us next year. We hope these stories encourage and challenge you to fulfill God's call to go and make disciples. Thanks for tuning in to this week's GOvember podcast episode!

Clients of a Wilson County law firm say they cannot reach their attorney after paying for legal services. As the state tries to figure out where he is, it leaves a void for those seeking counsel about immigration. WRAL's Heidi Kirk explains what this shows us about the lack of immigration attorneys in rural parts of the state.

Welcome to this week's GOvember episode of the Immanuel Baptist Church Podcast! November has become a special month for us as we focus on missions, and we call it GOvember. It's a time to celebrate what God has accomplished through our efforts, learn how we can engage in missions right here in Wilson County, and to unveil our upcoming mission trips. This year, we're adding a few episodes to our Podcast, to highlight what God has done through our short-term mission trips. Teams that traveled to Greenville, England, the Middle East, and NYC will be joining me to share their experiences, discuss how we can pray for our partners, and answer any questions you might have about joining us next year. We hope these stories encourage and challenge you to fulfill God's call to go and make disciples. Thanks for tuning in to this week's GOvember podcast episode!