Wake Forest celebrates 30-year anniversary of 'Hoop Dreams'
A celebration for the 30th anniversary of the acclaimed documentary Hoop Dreams
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High Point kept falling short of March Madness. Now the Panthers are finally getting their moment
High Point finally rallied from 15 down in its league title game to punch a March Madness ticket in a year that started with being a big league favorite.
WS/FCS Sedge Garden Pre-K Program put on corrective action plan for 'child maltreatment'
Sedge Garden Principal Angela Reeves and Teaching Assistant Teresa Hazlett have both been suspended without pay pending an internal investigation.
Hundreds gather at Greensboro town hall for Sen. Thom Tillis despite his absence
Town halls across the country filled with people expressing their discontent with the current administration have made headlines in recent weeks.
Winston-Salem firefighters voice concerns over changes to overtime policies
In February, the city lowered the minimum number of firefighters on duty each day from 89 to 79. The decision, which was aimed at preventing the fire department from exceeding its overtime budget, has drawn criticism from Winston-Salem's firefighter union.
Meet the Piedmont-Triad's finalist for the 2025 North Carolina Teacher of the Year
An Alamance-Burlington School System teacher is a finalist for the 2025 North Carolina Teacher of the Year award. On top of teaching sixth-grade social studies, Chanel Jones started a laundry service for students in need.
North Carolina's largest public university NC State names new chancellor
The University of North Carolina Board of Governors has chosen the next person to lead the state's largest public university by enrollment after its longtime chancellor is set to retire soon.
Man shot, wife assaulted at Winston-Salem workplace
Police arrested 61-year-old Lamard Crawford at his home. He is charged with two counts of felony assault with a deadly weapon and malicious assault in secret.
Greensboro City Manager shares next steps in 'Road to 10,000' plan
The initiative aims to build thousands of new homes over the next few years.
Forsyth Commission split on whether to shift meeting times, despite pushback
Last year, the board voted to experiment with a new schedule that allowed for an evening meeting once a quarter. The first one of those was held late last week, and the public came out in droves to push for more of them.