UNCG, Salem College Receive Million-Dollar Grants
Several Triad universities are set to receive million-dollar grants for student scholarships and various education projects.
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One Year Later, John Neville's Death Prompts Change and Reflection
Today marks the one-year anniversary of John Neville's death. He passed away at the Wake Forest Baptist Medical Center following his transfer from the Forsyth County jail where he had been held.
GCS Plans In-person Testing To Assess Impact Of Pandemic On Learning
The Guilford County School district is partnering with a national group to assess learning loss during the pandemic.
Half Of Forsyth County COVID-19 Deaths Connected To Nursing Homes
State officials announced this week that residents of long-term care facilities will be among the first in North Carolina to receive a COVID-19 vaccine.
Duke Alumnus Authors Paper On Memorializing The Middle Passage
More than 12.5 million Africans were carried across the Atlantic on 40,000 slave-trading voyages.
Police: 18-Year-Olds Charged With Assaulting Couple At Mall
Two 18-year-olds have been charged with attacking a man and woman at Hanes Mall, police said.
NC Educators Meet With Scientists To Discuss COVID Data, School Reentry
A group of experts is working with school systems across the state to help them interpret community COVID-19 data and make informed decisions about returning for in-person learning.
Al Campbell, Who Broke Racial Barriers In High Point, Dies At 85
Former High Point City Councilman Al Campbell, who broke barriers during a long career in service to the city, has died.
North Carolina To Get 85,000 Initial Pfizer COVID Vaccine Doses
North Carolina Gov. Roy Cooper announced on Tuesday that the state will soon receive about 85,000 doses of Pfizer's COVID-19 vaccine from the federal government.