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Today, a conversation about three Wilmington protestors currently set to stand trial for destruction of property -- Tim Joyner, Josh Zieseniss, and Nicole Nelson, who many know better as Lily Nicole.
Stray Local will play Waterline Brewing this Friday night; the music is free. (Port City Daily/Photo by Justin Hall) SOUTHEASTERN N.C. â Pop open your calendar and prepare to run down a weekend of fun. Itâs Liâl Friday (local speak for Thursday)! A lot is taking place to keep you happily occupied over the next four days. Thursday will kick off with a learning opportunity about the Waccamaw Siouan’s Healing Garden. Live music from Stray Local, as well as from ’90s alt-rockers Everclear, are taking over local stages Friday and Saturday. An antique show and sale will make Su...
Activists call on DA to drop charges against three Wilmington protest organizers Groups call to have charges dropped against protesters By Kendall McGee | May 17, 2021 at 2:49 PM EDT - Updated May 17 at 7:13 PM WILMINGTON, N.C. (WECT) - Several community groups gathered Monday at the steps of the old courthouse to call for charges to be dropped for three Wilmington activists. Tim Joyner, Lily Nicole and Joshua Zieseniss all face injury to property charges for vandalizing a Trump billboard in October. All three are members of the Lowercase Leaders, a group formed last spring in the wake o...