Guilford, Forsyth officials approve new county boundary
The new border line will affect around 200 properties, according to a recent presentation before the Guilford County Board of Commissioners.
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Greensboro receives additional funding for traffic safety program
The grant, totaling more than $735,000, is being provided by the federal Safe Streets For All program. It aims to improve road safety and reduce traffic-related fatalities.
Brown Elementary School receives historic marker in Winston-Salem
The school served Black students from the early 1900s until 1977.
Community celebrates reveal of newly renovated teachers' lounge at Easton Elementary School
The teachers’ lounge at a Winston-Salem elementary school got a makeover this year. Local elected officials joined school staff and volunteers to celebrate the reveal on Wednesday.
Deadline to participate in pipeline application process nears for Piedmont residents
The pipeline expansion poses risks to the environment and public health. Concerned residents have until Tuesday, Dec. 3 to intervene in the application process.
North Carolina official overseeing hurricane rebuilding efforts is no longer in role
The top official for North Carolina's efforts to rebuild communities after natural disasters is no longer working in the position just a few days after a scathing rebuke of her work from GOP state lawmakers.
North Carolina Republicans complete a veto override of voucher, immigration bill
The Republican-dominated North Carolina legislature has completed its override of Gov. Roy Cooper's veto of legislation that addresses both private school scholarship grants and immigration. The Senate voted on Wednesday to enact the bill despite Cooper's objections, one day after the House conducted a similar vote.
Tax credits could boost revitalization efforts for prominent downtown High Point building
Some folks remember it as the former First Citizens Bank. Others recall when it housed a Noble’s restaurant, or recognize its eye-catching pyramid out front.
Greensboro City Council approve second phase of Randleman Road corridor plan
The Greensboro City Council on Tuesday unanimously approved the second phase of a plan to revitalize the Randleman Road Corridor. The vote that aims to improve living conditions in the area comes after two recent violent incidents.
Number of homeless students in WS/FCS increased 11% over last year
Nearly 1,200 Winston-Salem/Forsyth County Schools students were identified as experiencing homelessness last year. That’s an 11% increase from the year before, and more than double from 2020.