Guilford Democrats choose Tracy Clark to fill unexpired House 57 seat
Clark will fill out the unexpired term of Ashton Clemmons, who announced last month she was stepping down.
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Tropical Storm Debby makes 2nd landfall in South Carolina, heavy rain expected up the East Coast
Tropical Storm Debby has made a second landfall in South Carolina on
Guilford County awards recovery center contract to Volunteers of America
The Guilford County Board of Commissioners is one step closer to realizing a Women with Children Recovery Center after it unanimously approved a $377,000 service contract last week.
Cone Health CEO says merger partner Risant aligns with the medical system's values
The current deal is for Cone Health to become part of Risant Health, an offshoot of Kaiser Permanente.
Heavy rainfall expected for the Piedmont Triad as Tropical Storm Debby lands
As Tropical Storm Debby lands in the Triad, officials say people should be prepared for flash flood events as heavy rainfall is expected throughout the region.
Guilford County's mobile WIC unit is meeting residents where they are
For just over three months workers at the Guilford County Women, Infants and Children, or WIC, Clinic have been hopping into a Ford Transit Van and hitting the open road.
WS/FCS to pilot new weapons detection systems this year
Winston-Salem/Forsyth County Schools will be piloting a new kind of metal detector this year. Officials say the OPENGATE technology will make the process quicker and more accurate.
Greensboro City Council approves six months of funding for Interactive Resource Center
The Greensboro City Council approved funding for the nonprofit after its leadership presented a plan to address safety concerns from the community.
Winston-Salem police will not renew gunshot detection system
ShotSpotter, a technology that detects gunshots and alerts law enforcement, was launched in Winston-Salem in August of 2021.
Tropical Storm Debby drenches Southeast with rain, high water as it drifts along the Atlantic coast
Tropical Storm Debby drenched coastal cities in Georgia and South Carolina, stirred up tornadoes and submerged streets with waist-high floodwaters Tuesday in what is just the beginning of a prolonged storm that could dump staggering rain totals of up to 25 inches.