WS Council delays decision on land sale to The Arts Based School
Winston-Salem’s city council is postponing a decision to sell city land to a charter school for an expansion project, a move prompted by pushback from the community.
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ACC moving headquarters in NC from Greensboro to Charlotte
The Atlantic Coast Conference is relocating its headquarters but remaining in its home state of North Carolina.
Senate leader: NC hospitals' Medicaid proposal not 'serious'
North Carolina Senate leader Phil Berger on Tuesday called an offer from state hospitals to expand Medicaid to hundreds of thousands of the working poor “not a serious proposal,” saying loosened re
Appalachian State football shines in national spotlight
Appalachian State University’s football program is enjoying some time in the national spotlight.
Triad housing market: How we got here and where we're headed
New data shows the super-charged COVID-era housing market beginning to cool off in many regions across the country, including the Carolinas.
Guilford commissioners allocate ARPA funds to projects in High Point, Jamestown
Guilford County commissioners have allocated another $8 million in funding from the American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA). The money will benefit several projects in High Point and Jamestown.
Longtime NC Zoo southern white rhino Olivia dies
A southern white rhinoceros who lived at the North Carolina Zoo for more than 30 years has died.
Unions are changing, but they may have trouble gaining ground in North Carolina
Grace Marvell, a 21-year-old biology major at Appalachian State University, wears a black t-shirt with what appears to be the familiar Starbucks logo with an image embedded
Mayors Vaughan, Joines will join other officials in White House visit
Greensboro Mayor Nancy Vaughan and Winston-Salem Mayor Allen Joines are among a group of city officials who will be heading to the White House next week.
The city leaders will be meeting with White House officials on Thursday to discuss federal funding for local governments.
WS/FCS staff raise concerns about state teacher salary proposal
A few Winston-Salem/Forsyth County Schools staff members say the teaching shortage may worsen if a new state licensing and compensation proposal takes effect.