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1:32pm Feb 22, 2019Economy Economy Education RaceBennett College Sues After Loss Of Appeal To Save Accreditation
Bennett College has filed a lawsuit against the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges after the loss of its appeal to save its accreditation. The school will remain accredited during legal proceedings.
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10:58am Feb 22, 2019Politics & Government Politics & GovernmentBill Would Make Talking On Phone While Driving Illegal In North Carolina
If you’re on the phone while driving your car, you may need to wrap up that conversation. Talking on the phone in the driver’s seat may soon be illegal in North Carolina.
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7:24am Feb 22, 2019Books Books RaceForsyth Central Library Hosts African American Author Fair
This weekend the Forsyth Central Library continues celebrating Black History Month with its first African American A
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6:04am Feb 22, 2019Daily News Daily NewsMorning News Briefs: Friday, February 22nd, 2019
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4:05pm Feb 21, 2019Sports SportsNike Probing Shoe Failure That Led To Zion Williamson Injury
Nike says it’s investigating why a Duke basketball star’s shoe split apart in the opening moments of Wednesday’s game against rival UNC.
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11:05am Feb 21, 2019Crime CrimeMan Gets Prison For Stealing $2M From App State
A California man is heading to prison for stealing nearly $2 million from Appalachian State University.
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7:23am Feb 21, 2019Arts ArtsHigh Point Plans To Preserve John Coltrane's Childhood Home
Jazz legend John Coltrane stands alongside Charlie Parker as the most influential saxophonist of all time. His childhood home is in High Point, North Carolina.
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6:52am Feb 21, 2019Daily News Daily NewsMorning News Briefs: Thursday, February 21st, 2019
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4:25pm Feb 20, 2019Education EducationAppalachian State Begins Multi-Million Dollar Student Housing Project
Appalachian State University recently began the largest capital project in the university’s history.
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11:47am Feb 20, 2019Health & Safety Health & Safety Politics & GovernmentTreasurer, Hospitals At Odds Over State Health Plan
A debate is brewing over changes to the State Health Plan. Some say a new proposal would benefit state workers while putting the future of rural
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