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John Guss/Alamance County Recreation and ParksIt’s been about 80 years, but Clyde Ingle still remembers the time he came across the Germans on his family’s dairy farm. -
Allen G. Breed/APA beloved tourist attraction in western North Carolina's Blue Ridge Mountains will be demolished starting later this month. The Lake Lure Flowering Bridge sustained severe damage from Hurricane Helene last year.
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Baker is the second member of the city’s legal department to leave abruptly this summer. -
Jeremy McKinney, one of Mohamed Naser’s attorneys, says that although he’s out on bond, Naser still faces removal proceedings. -
Following the COVID outbreak, the presidential race, and the initial wave of Trump’s tariffs, the Triad housing market could finally be getting back into balance. -
The document will guide city officials in making land-use decisions. -
Voters in Rural Hall and Tobaccoville must register by Friday, August 15, to cast a ballot in the September election. -
If it's finalized, approximately 6,500 people who lived within a one-mile radius of the Winston-Salem plant at the time of the fire will be eligible for compensation. -
North Carolina's so-called Medicaid "rebase" comes up more than $300 million short of what state health officials say they need. -
Over the past year, Summerfield has had its entire town staff resign, lost nearly 1,000 acres of land, and now it has filed a lawsuit against former employees. WFDD's DJ Simmons discusses what led to this point. -
The National Park Service has also reopened about four miles of the Parkway in the Bamboo Gap area near Boone following damage from Helene. -
According to Chad Flowers, an SBI spokesperson, the department won't be investigating the school district unless evidence of criminal wrongdoing is found by the State Auditor's office — which hasn't happened.
