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Cities across the Triad are offering cooling stations as extreme heat is expected throughout the week.
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The Forsyth County Sheriff's Office and other law enforcement agencies are remembering fallen officers as part of a nationwide effort that will take place next week.
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State Rep. Jeff Zenger, R-Forsyth, says House Bill 765 looks to increase housing development. But local officials have voiced worries it would drastically limit their authority.
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The project shows data ranging from how zip codes are affected to impact sorted by age, gender and race.
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Data shows that in Forsyth County, 40% of students receiving private school vouchers this academic year fall under the top two income tiers. Those 1,300 students wouldn’t have previously been eligible for state money.
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The county issued nearly 1,600 construction permits for new single-family homes in 2024. That’s about 50 percent more than the previous year.
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Last year, the board voted to experiment with a new schedule that allowed for an evening meeting once a quarter. The first one of those was held late last week, and the public came out in droves to push for more of them.
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Hannah Phillips, a substance use educator for Forsyth County, is tracking youth overdoses and educating that demographic on the risks of drug use.
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The new school will replicate Williams Academy, a public charter school in Avery County founded by Crossnore 26 years ago, originally designed to serve children involved in the foster care system.
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Forsyth County homeowners recently received notices in the mail about big increases in their property valuations. We spoke with Forsyth County Tax Assessor John Burgiss about what caused the jump, and what homeowners can do to appeal.