Not much has changed since our last post regarding Hurricane Idalia. According to Mike Maze, Meteorologist at WRAL, “The rain from Idalia is moving in and initially it won't be too heavy but that will change overnight as it will increase in intensity. Some of the rain will be heavy at times with flash flooding a good bet in many locations in our southern counties where up to 3-5" of rain is possible. Winds initially this evening won't be too strong, but they will increase overnight as well with gusts ranging from 30-45 mph. We could see spotty power outages overnight, so make sure your devices are charged up.”

Wilson County Schools have been closed for Thursday, August 31. For more closing and delay information, please check those resources provided to you by your school system, employers, etc. In most cases, it appears operational changes have been kept to a minimum.

A Plus Disposal has not changed their scheduled pick-up for this week, so they will be coming tomorrow (Thursday) as normally scheduled. Our policy states bins should be put roadside by 8pm on Wednesday night and pick up will occur sometime Thursday.

Town Hall is expected to be open on Thursday, August 31 during our normal hours of operation should you need us for any reason. Please stay safe!