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In an effort to keep Wilson involved with the Smoky Hill Development Corporation, organization representatives reviewed the support Wilson has received, during Monday night’s meeting of the Wilson City Council. Read More
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Four candidates have tossed their hats into the ring for three open seats on the Wilson City Council. Read More
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Thanks, but no thanks. That was the response of members of the Wilson City Council to Smoky Hill Development Corporation executive director Rob Fillion Jan. 3, after he suggested they consider adopting a different neighborhood revitalization plan than the one they approved in November. Read More
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Another step towards completion of Wilson’s spray water park was taken at the Wilson City Council meeting Dec. 19. Read More
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At Monday’s meeting of the Wilson City Council, Mayor David Criswell gave an update on a neighborhood revitalization meeting he and other area officials had with the Ellsworth County commissioners. Read More
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The Wilson City Council has taken a leap of faith of sorts, and approved a Wilson neighborhood revitalization program recommended by Mayor David Criswell. Read More
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Wilson mayor David Criswell doesn’t like what he sees when he looks down his town’s main street. Read More
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With a margin of just 23 points, Wilson High School Team A, consisting of Emily Beneda, Deedra Heinrich, Jace McGreevy and Karlie Steinle, won the 13th annual Wilson Lake Eco-Meet Oct. 5. Read More
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Complaints about the trash service provided by K.C. Enterprises were heard by the Wilson City Council at a Monday meeting. Read More
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Establishment of a Czech Festival committee with Kayla Cullens as chairman topped the agenda at Monday’s meeting of the Wilson City Council. Read More
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A proposal by Wilson Mayor David Criswell to place a “Welcome to Wilson” sign near Interstate 70 was met with a distinct chill during the Sept. 6 meeting of the Wilson City Council. Read More
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A trip to a friend’s wedding in Germany turned into an even bigger adventure for Pastor Jim and Sister Diane Wagner of Wilson’s Immanuel Lutheran Church. Read More
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The newly renovated, original lighted sign dating back to the late 1930s will be relighted once again atop the Midland Railroad Hotel in Wilson, during a ceremony at 9 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 3. Read More
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Thanks to a $14.3 million loan from the U.S. Department of Agriculture, Wilson Communications will now be able to continue its multi-year effort of providing fiber-optic cable internet service to all of its customers. Read More
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Smiles were quite apparent July 28, as one by one, children went through the lunch line at the Wilson Methodist Education Building to pick up their tray of food as part of the Wilson Summer Food Service Program. Read More
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With an estimated mill levy of 65.569, the 2012 Wilson city budget summary, which is up just .88-of-a-mill from last year’s 64.689 mills, was approved at Monday night’s meeting of the Wilson City Council. Read More
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The mercury soared Saturday, but participants at Wilson's 51st annual After Harvest Czech Festival managed to stay cool for the most part. Read More
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The transformation of what remains of the Wilson Czech Opera House into an open air theater has moved one step closer to reality with the recent hiring of a project architect. Read More
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An update on the construction of a cellular telephone tower north of Wilson was heard by members of the Wilson City Council at their Monday meeting. Read More
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