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Greensboro has a new resident: a giant robot and its winged companion. It's the latest public artwork to be installed in the Gate City.
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Former Winston-Salem State University Chief Strategy Officer Shannon Henry has been chosen to lead the Arts Council of Winston-Salem & Forsyth County.
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Next month, the University of North Carolina School of the Arts will launch its new Junior Appalachian Music program for students aged 11 to 17.
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After just over one month on display, Thomas Dambo's "Little Sally" sculpture has garnered thousands of views.
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Wake Forest University professor Joel Tauber is an activist, artist and filmmaker whose work often focuses on the environment. His most recent project is raising awareness about what we put into our lawns.
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Something new is taking shape on Elm Street. The Pyrle has claimed the former home of Triad Stage, with plans for an 850 to 1,000 capacity music venue.
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Winston-Salem's downtown amphitheater will now include more experience options for visitors.
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The names Saxapahaw, Hawfields and Altamahaw trace back to a long-lost Indigenous language. A North Carolina linguistics professor shares his translation.
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The Winston-Salem-based festival has announced a successor for Rob Davis, who led the organization for eight years.
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Preservation work is finished at the Tryon birthplace of the legendary singer, but community planning continues before it opens to the public
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Events are scheduled in cities including Winston-Salem, Greensboro, King and Kernersville.
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The pie with the biggest difference between state and national results was sweet potato.