Greensboro History Museum to hold 9th annual Lunar New Year Celebration
The Greensboro History Museum will host a Lunar New Year Celebration on Saturday. Feb. 8.
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Army releases name of 3rd soldier who died in helicopter and airliner crash
The Army on Saturday released the name of the third soldier who died Wednesday when an Army helicopter
Welcome to the Madhouse: NASCAR hits tiny Bowman Gray Stadium for rough-and-tumble racing
Ryan Blaney was a little kid the first time he raced at Bowman Gray Stadium — he figures he couldn't have been older than 10 — and remembers it being the coolest thing he'd ever done in motorsports
N.C. A&T community celebrates 65th anniversary of civil rights sit-in
Feb. 1 marks the 65th anniversary of when four North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University freshmen staged a sit-in at a Greensboro lunch counter to fight segregation.
Greensboro City Council appoints Jamilla Pinder to fill vacant at-large seat
Pinder will complete the term of Yvonne Johnson, which runs through the beginning of December.
Alternative newspaper Triad City Beat to cease publication
The paper will cease publication both in print and online after its February 20th edition. A Last Anniversary Party is planned at Scuppernong Books at the end of the month.
North Carolina's ex-lieutenant governor dismisses lawsuit against CNN, has no plans to run again
North Carolina's former Lt. Gov. Mark Robinson on Friday withdrew his defamation lawsuit against CNN that challenged a report about him making explicit posts on a pornography website’s message board over a decade ago.
Carolina Curious: Why are there so many Greek restaurants in Winston-Salem?
In Winston-Salem, Greek restaurants are almost as ubiquitous as fast food. We spoke to a historian and one of the city's oldest Greek families to find out why.
Fellow GOP judge is a top donor in Jefferson Griffin's legal fight
Republican candidate Jefferson Griffin is getting financial help from fellow Court of Appeals judge Tom Murry in his legal battle to win a seat on the North Carolina Supreme Court.
National assessment shows gains in math for Guilford County fourth graders
Guilford County's average score for fourth grade math was slightly higher than the pre-pandemic average in 2019, and there were increases for both high and low-performing student groups.