New NC funding will help expand affordable housing for those with specific needs
The North Carolina State Housing Finance Agency has approved $4.3 million in funding for properties geared toward those with special housing nee
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WS/FCS terminates Action4Equity contract following mentor's 'inappropriate relationship' with student
The Winston-Salem/Forsyth County School District has canceled a $1.4 million contract with local nonprofit Action4Equity for a mentorship pilot program.
Pine Hall Elementary will remain open as district monitors enrollment
A Stokes County elementary school that officials had discussed closing will remain open for now, despite enrollment numbers.
Local teenagers develop ideas to cultivate a sense of belonging in their schools
A group of about 20 teenagers from different schools and different backgrounds gathered in a circle for the last day of the Peacebuilders &
Early voting begins Thursday for postponed Greensboro city elections
Early voting begins Thursday to determine the winners of Greensboro's postponed municipal elections.
State warns residents to look out for invasive spotted lanternfly
State officials say they are ramping up surveillance of the invasive spotted lanternfly, which has been detected for the first time in the state near Kernersville.
Soccer game is 'way to connect' for refugees and Greensboro city staff
Greensboro has a large population of people displaced from their homelands, a fact the city celebrates annually on World Refugee Day.
Large dandelion statues planned for Winston-Salem landscape
The City of Winston-Salem could soon have new public art displays along a main highway that runs through downtown. The project comes with a $1 million price tag.
Police warn against vigilante justice after Target shooting incident
Winston-Salem police officials are speaking out about the perils of vigilante justice after a recent incident at a Target store left two people wounded.