Morning News Briefs: Monday, April 17th, 2017
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Mac Benford and the old-time music boom
One outcome of the folk music boom of the 1950s and ‘60s was an increased interest in the music from which much pop and folk had sprung: old-time and bluegrass. While The Weavers, The Kingsto
3-D Printing Changing Manufacturing Model For Local Businesses
When you think of 3-D printers, you might think of small, at-home projects. But the technology is now having its moment on an industrial scale.
Guilford County School Officials Preparing To Discuss Budget Cuts
Next week, the Guilford County School Board will meet again to talk about budget cuts proposed by the district superintendent. And the board has a lot to consider.
Reynolds Completes Whitaker Park Land And Building Donation
Winston-Salem-based tobacco company RJ Reynolds has finalized a donation of land to the city.
Lots Of Planning And Logistics Applies To An Orchestral Show : Travis Creed
Radio Camper Chintoo Deora talks to Travis Creed about his job as the Artistic Operations Director for the Winston-Salem Symphony, and what it entails.
Art And Creativity Can Motivate People Through Tough Times: Scott Burton
Radio camper Hope Nitsche sits down tihe Scott Burton to discuss his experiences with Kidney Disease, and how art and creating helped him pushed him through his illness.
California Keeps Travel Ban Despite 'Bathroom Bill' Repeal
California will keep a North Carolina travel ban in place despite the recent repeal of House Bill 2.
Morning News Briefs: Thursday, April 13th, 2017
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House Speaker Says Gay Marriage Bill Won't Be Heard
One of the state's leading Republicans says a proposed bill to reconsider gay marriage isn't going anywhere. The law would have faced tough legal scrutiny if passed.