'We have to speak up about injustice': Retired Judge Denise Hartsfield visits Forsyth high schoolers
The presentation was part of a “Know Your Rights” pro-bono project through Wake Forest University’s law school.
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Yarn Maker UNIFI to close one of its Rockingham County facilities
There are a total of about 250 employees at that location, but the company is hoping some of the remaining workers will fill positions at other UNIFI facilities in the area, a spokesperson said.
Arts Council of Winston-Salem announces $1 million in local grant allocations
The Arts Council of Winston-Salem & Forsyth County has divided over $1 million in grants among more than 50 local organizations and artists.
Summerfield developer looking to move forward with plans for 268-unit development
The proposed development would be on a portion of nearly 1,000 acres de-annexed from Summerfield last year.
North Carolina lawmakers propose next Helene package that's half the price of the governor's
North Carolina Republican lawmakers on Wednesday unveiled their initial attempt this year to boost recovery funding for Hurricane Helene's historic flooding, proposing new spending that totals less than half of what new Democratic Gov. Josh Stein requested this week.
Hundreds gather at Senator Tillis' Greensboro office to protest Trump's actions
They demanded that Tillis vote against Russ Vought as President Trump’s budget director. Vought is a key architect of Project 2025.
Ronald McDonald Family Room reopens inside Forsyth Medical Center
After renovating and relocating the Ronald McDonald Family Room, Novant Health staff held a ribbon cutting ceremony to celebrate its reopening.
Summerfield moves forward with audit after assessment shows possible mismanagement of town records
The move comes after an assessment by former state auditor Beth Wood showed missing data and alleged financial mismanagement.
Flight attendant killed in midair collision near D.C. honored with service
A flight attendant who was killed in the midair collision last week
Davidson County Schools moves forward with state-funded AI school safety program
Davidson County Schools approved a $2 million contract with Eviden, a technology company headquartered in France, to pilot an artificial intelligence safety program.