Davie County Announces $50 Million Industrial Complex
Davie County officials have announced a new building project to try to lure new businesses and jobs to the area that includes nearly one million square feet of industrial space.
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Republican Lawmakers Ask That Voter ID Lawsuit Be Dismissed
Republican legislators want a lawsuit challenging North Carolina's new voter identification rules thrown out, saying accusations that they violate several portions of the state constitution aren't
Local Food Pantries Increase Outreach During Government Shutdown
Area nonprofits are raising alarms about how the partial federal government shutdown may affect those in the Triad. This comes amid uncertainty as to how federal food assistance will impact people in the community.
Morning News Briefs: Wednesday, January 23rd, 2019
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Census: North Carolina, And The South, Continues To Grow
A recent analysis by the U.S. Census Bureau shows North Carolina is continuing its growth spurt. It's just the latest evidence of a population boom in the Tar Heel State.
Dozens Of Families File Complaints About Service Dog Company
More than 40 families have filed complaints against a recently shuttered North Carolina company that trained service dogs.
Morning News Briefs: Tuesday, January 22nd, 2019
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Depression-Era North Carolina Films Get Live Score From Jenny Scheinman
A late North Carolina filmmaker's work is being presented to modern audiences, but with some musical help.
1969 Call For An 'Open Society' In Winston-Salem Remains Unanswered
Fifty years ago, a local Triad-area man shared his vision for a better Winston-Salem, and at its core was the issue of race. That man was Mark H.