Greensboro City Manager David Parrish To Step Down In June
Greensboro City Manager David Parrish is resigning after nearly nine years of service to his hometown.
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Project Leaders Hope To Spread A Fuller Picture Of Local Asian-American Life
A new initiative in Guilford County has launched a multimedia project to counter a rise in attacks and harassment of Asian-Americans.
Local Organizations Prepare To Administer Pfizer COVID-19 Vaccine To Those 12-15
Health care organizations across the Triad are gearing up to provide the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine to 12 to 15-year-olds following an announcement from the Food and Drug Administration's announcement
Details Still Getting Worked On NC Criminal Justice Reform
An array of groups and elected officials from both major parties put their weight behind criminal justice reforms in North Carolina on Tuesday at a Legislative Building news conference.
Former NC State Chancellor Marye Anne Fox Dies
North Carolina State University's first and only female chancellor has died.
Marye Anne Fox became NC State's first female executive leader in 1998.
Attorneys: DA Should Step Aside From Deputy Shooting Probe
Attorneys for the family of a Black man who was fatally shot by sheriff's deputies in North Carolina have asked the local prosecutor to recuse himself from the investigation because they say he's t
Sandy Dunbeck Named Director Of High Point Economic Development Corporation
High Point has a new economic development director.
Greensboro-based Montagnard Group Receives $100,000 Grant
A Greensboro-based nonprofit is set to receive a grant to help Asian American refugee communities impacted by COVID-19.
Wake Forest University Renames Building In Bid For A More Inclusive History
Wake Forest University is renaming one of its campus buildings as part of a review of its history as the university seeks a more inclusive view of its past.