Trio of UNCSA double bass players selected for National Youth Orchestra
Three UNC School of the Arts high schoolers won their auditions and will join Carnegie Hall's prestigious National Youth Orchestra this summer.
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Salem College, Forsyth Tech sign agreement to cap costs for some transferring students
Officials at Salem College and Forsyth Technical Community College are partnering on a new tuition agreement.
Guilford County Schools to develop plan to sustain technology upgrades when COVID-19 relief expires
Guilford County Schools is developing a plan to continue supporting technology upgrades and student devices after federal COVID-19 funding expires this year.
I Spy: Real Life Spy Stories
Espionage was once a mostly male pursuit but these days the top three officials at the CIA are women.
Shontell Robinson named new Forsyth County manager
Following a nationwide search, Deputy County Manager Shontell Robinson will be promoted and step into the role beginning July of this year following the retirement of Dudley Watts.
Atrium Health Wake Forest Baptist, Novant Health lift visitor restrictions for children under 13
Hospital officials say the move comes amid a decline in respiratory virus cases.
Greensboro mayor touts economic development, pushes for prepared food tax in State of the City event
Vaughan pointed to nearly $9 billion in investments from companies such as Honda Aircraft and Toyota as signs of the city's vitality. She also highlighted the approval of nearly 16,000 potential housing units since 2021, and the launch of the downtown trolley program.
Crossnore Communities for Children to expand intensive family services to 11 more counties
A local nonprofit child welfare agency is expanding a program that helps kids at high risk of entering foster care stay with their families of origin. A contract from the North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services will bring these efforts to 11 more counties.
Highway project to address congestion and safety issues in Wilkes County
Work has begun on a long-term project to make a Wilkes County stretch of U.S. 421 safer.
Greensboro City Council approves zoning request citing dire housing needs
The zoning allows for more than 70 homes to be built on around 24 acres, and was approved despite neighbors' concerns as city officials cite a lack of housing supply.