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The dB's first two albums didn’t chart but were well-received by critics. Both their debut “Stands for Decibels” and the follow-up “Repercussion” made the Village Voice 1981 critics poll of the 40 best albums of the year.

The Guilford County community celebrated the opening of the new Foust Gaming and Robotics Elementary School Monday night, just under a month after it opened for students.

The move comes after an assessment by former state auditor Beth Wood showed missing data and alleged financial mismanagement.

The Winston-Salem/Forsyth County Schools Board of Education voted Tuesday to embed the district’s Virtual Academy within two other schools. Officials say the move is the result of declining enrollment and will save the district nearly $1 million.

The University of North Carolina at Greensboro has removed a Diversity and Equity course requirement from its general education program in order to comply with new federal orders to end DEI practices. Schools across the Triad are working to determine if they need to make changes as well.

Hundreds gathered in Greensboro to protest a legal challenge by Republican Supreme Court candidate Jefferson Griffin, who is seeking to invalidate 65,000 ballots from the November election.

The Great Scenic Railway Journeys’ 30th Anniversary special will air this week on PBS NC stations statewide.

Residents of Winston-Salem, Greensboro and High Point typically had an office close by. But redistricting vastly changed the face of Congress and as a result, the layout of district offices.

Hannah Phillips, a substance use educator for Forsyth County, is tracking youth overdoses and educating that demographic on the risks of drug use.

The Equitable Homeownership Project aims to build homes for those making up to 80% of the Area Median Income (AMI) in Winston-Salem.