Morning Headlines: Friday, February 26, 2016
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Civil Rights Museum Official Steps Down
A top administrator has left the International Civil Rights Center and Museum in Greensboro. The departure comes after a tumultuous period for the organization.
Triad Stage Facing Budget Cuts
A Piedmont theatrical institution is facing budget cuts for the upcoming season. The future of Triad Stage hinges on the organization regaining its financial footing.
Morning Headlines: Thursday, February 25, 2016
Greensboro Officials Host Community Conversation
Greensboro residents packed into the Carolina Theater Wednesday to talk about race, policing, and equality for minority residents.
'The Onion's' Scott Dikkers Would Have Written A Funnier Headline
The saying goes that “dying is easy; comedy is hard.” But humorist Scott Dikkers makes writing satire look effortless.
NAACP Asks For Records On UNC Hiring Of Spellings
The North Carolina NAACP is questioning the hiring of Margaret Spellings as the UNC system president.
A View Of The Present From The Future At SECCA
There's an unusual exhibition going on at the Southeastern Center for Contemporary Art (SECCA) in Winston-Salem.
Caleb Caudle Releases New LP "Carolina Ghost"
Winston-Salem native son Caleb Caudle has been making a big impact on the Americana music scene the past few years.
Morning Headlines: Wednesday, February 24, 2016
National Weather Service Warns Of Severe Weather, Tornadoes
The National Weather Service is urging central North Carolina to be on guard for the threat of severe weather.
Changes For The 2016 Primary And What They Mean
The state will have a two-election primary this year. Voters will still cast primary ballots for president, governor, a bond referendum and a host of local races on March 15.