A legislative committee studying ways to reduce electric rates for cities, including Wilson, met yesterday to review its findings that could lead to legislation... Wonder how that turned out.

The NCEMPA debt of $2.1 billion is shared by the 32 cities, with Wilson’s share at $326 million. The debt is planned to retire in 2026. Or so they say. The previous timeframe to retire the debt was around 2016.  This issue has become "Talking Points" for several candidates in the upcoming election on the House and Senate level. We all know what "talk" is compared to "action."

Will it go 'round in circles or will it fly high like a bird up in the sky... Rhetorical propaganda is not a solution to this issue.