UNCG initiates carbon offset program
The University of North Carolina Greensboro has launched a program to offset the school’s carbon footprint. The initiative also aims to improve housing conditions for local residents.
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North Carolina House approves ban on transgender athletes
Transgender girls in North Carolina would be prohibited from joining female sports teams in middle school, high school, and college under legislation passed Wednesday by the Republican-controlled House in one of its first actions since attaining a supermajority earlier this month.
Greensboro offers to pay aviation company $1,000 per job it creates
The Greensboro City Council has agreed to pay an aerospace company $1,000 for each local job it creates, should it build a new facility in Guilford County.
Veto-proof North Carolina GOP advances transgender sport ban
Transgender girls would be prohibited from participating in sports that correspond with their gender identity under a bill that advanced Tuesday in the North Carolina Senate.
Davidson County sheriff seeks additional positions following high-profile cases involving children
Davidson County Sheriff Richie Simmons says he’s seeking additional officers to investigate crimes against children.
Aircraft maintenance company plans expansion at PTI
An aircraft maintenance company has announced an expansion near Piedmont Triad International Airport. TAT Piedmont Aviation plans to create 85 jobs as it increases its services.
Wake Forest debate team makes historic sweep of tournaments
Wake Forest University’s debate team has made an unprecedented sweep of three of the most demanding collegiate competitions this year.
WS/FCS officials say charter school bill could impact local district funding
Winston-Salem/Forsyth County Schools officials say pending legislation would require the district to share more money with charter schools— and the proposed 2024 budget is already tight.
Attorneys for family of teen slain by police say shooting was not justified
Attorneys for the family of a teen who died after an encounter with Greensboro police last year are speaking out against a decision not to charge the officer involved.