Winston-Salem Church Won’t Marry Heterosexual Couples Until Same-Sex Couples Can Marry
A church in Winston-Salem says it won't marry heterosexual couples until same-sex couples can marry.
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Teachers Learn How to Shoot Guns to Protect Classrooms
On Friday, South Dakota's governor signed a bill allowing the state's school districts to arm teachers and other personnel with guns. North Carolina educators and state law makers are also looking at legislation to prevent tragedies such as the Connecticut Elementary school shooting in December.
Greensboro Will Participate in “Carbon Cleanse”
The city of Greensboro is joining communities throughout the world to participate in “No Impact Week” from March 10th-17th. The Katherine Clay Edwards Family Library in Greensboro will hold a week full of events on living without plastic.
A Random Act of Kindness Goes Viral
In early February 2013, Eli Janetis of Florida invited his friends on Facebook to join an event called “A Random Act of Kindness." His friend Matt Scheidt of Winston-Salem accepted the invitation and became the administrator.
Winter Storms Keep Highway Crews Busy
Rain is expected to mix with snowflakes Tuesday night in some parts of our listening area, especially to the North and West of the Triad. North Carolina Department of Transportation crews are preparing for the latest storm.
No Fireworks at Tanglewood Park
Tanglewood Park in Clemmons has canceled its Fourth of July fireworks this year.
Community Event Examines Mental Health Issues in the Triad
Fatal Shooting Raises Concerns in Winston-Salem Neighborhood
Community members in one Winston-Salem neighborhood will gather Friday evening to discuss their concerns following a shooting last weekend at a local restaurant.
Greensboro Symphony: "Mad about Carmen"
Our 2012-2013 local performance broadcast series continues Sunday, February 24th at 8:00 pm.
Beware: Tax Scams on the Rise
Identity theft crimes are is growing nationwide. Internal Revenue Service officials say many schemes target tax payers. But federal officials are stepping up their efforts to protect the public from tax refund fraud and identity theft.