Uptowne High Point's Sunrise Books to close in July
Angel Schroeder, the owner of High Point’s only general-interest independent bookstore plans to close the business next month.
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Forsyth County Hispanic Liaison Program to host educational family festival
The Forsyth County Department of Public Health’s Hispanic Liaison Program is hosting an educational family festival on Saturday intended to connect the community to resourc
Winston-Salem removes LBGTQ-Pride city logo from Facebook page, sparking backlash
The city of Winston-Salem removed an LGBTQ-Pride-themed city logo from its Facebook profile page shortly aft
North Carolina GOP negotiations likely next to curb appointment powers of Gov. Roy Cooper
North Carolina House and Senate Republicans are likely headed to negotiations over how to retool the composition of several key state commissions controlled by Democratic Gov. Roy Cooper's appointees after the House approved its version of the changes on Wednesday.
Summerfield debates proposed development, could see de-annexation
In a town north of Greensboro, there's a heated debate between those in favor of new development and those who are not.
April home sales dip in Greensboro
Home sales have dipped across the country, region and Triad due to a variety of factors including interest rates, construction costs, and changing demographics.
Toyota to invest $2.1 billion more in N.C. battery plant
Toyota will invest another $2.1 billion in an electric and hybrid vehicle battery factory that's under construction near Greensboro, North Carolina.
North Carolina legislature passes insurance bill allowing Blue Cross to reorganize
The North Carolina legislature gave final approval Tuesday to a bill allowing the state's leading health insurance provider to restructure despite criticisms from the state insurance commissioner t
Construction set to begin this summer on Appalachian State University building projects
Construction is set to begin this summer on Appalachian State University’s Innovation District in Boone.
WS/FCS to give $997 end-of-year supplements to all employees
The Winston-Salem Forsyth County Board of Education unanimously voted to provide end-of-year supplements of nearly $1,000 to all employees at a special meeting on Tuesday.