Public Light Installation "Particle Falls" Merges Science And Art
Over the next month, the corner of West 4th and Spruce Streets in downtown Winston-Salem will be illuminated with a striking projection.
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Blue Cross Blue Shield: Tax Cut Will Help Charities, Soften Rate Hikes
North Carolina's largest health insurer said Thursday its windfall from the new federal tax cut will hold down rate increases in the future, but this year it will use it to give charities $40 milli
Morning News Briefs: Thursday, February 22nd, 2018
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Community And Legislative Leaders Remember Rev. Billy Graham
Across North Carolina, people are remembering the Rev. Billy Graham. He passed away Wednesday morning at the age of 99 at his home in Montreat.
North Carolina Child Health Report Card Highlights Link Between Poverty And Well-Being
The North Carolina Child Health Report Card is out, and the state has received an F in the "h
Salvation Army: Carolinas Employee Embezzled Nearly $230K
A worker at the Salvation Army's headquarters for the Carolinas is accused of embezzling nearly $230,000.
Evangelist Billy Graham, Who Reached Millions, Dies At 99
The Rev. Billy Graham, who transformed American religious life through his preaching and activism, becoming a counselor to presidents and the most widely heard Christian evangelist in history, died Wednesday. He was 99.
Girl Scouts Face New Challenges, Opportunities As They Embark On Second Century
It's time once again to binge on Thin Mints and S'mores, as this year's Girl Scout cookie season is well underway.
C-SPAN Cities Tour Stops In Winston-Salem To Find And Share Local Stories
The history and culture of Winston-Salem will be in the national spotlight next month as part of the C-SPAN Cities Tour.
Officials: School Shooting Threats Making The Rounds In North Carolina Likely A Hoax
A series of posts on social media threatening school shootings are circulating through a number of North Carolina counties. But some officials are saying the threats are not what they seem.