A divided North Carolina appeals court says a clean-energy advocacy group can't install solar panels on a church roof and charge for the electricity generated.
Hundreds of traditional musicians, craftspeople and dancers gathered over the weekend in the Triad for the 77th National Folk Festival.
People protected by the “Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals” rule – or DACA – gathered in Greensboro Tuesday to ask for U.S. Rep. Mark Walker’s support.
A road project nearly two decades in the making has finally opened in Greensboro. The new Ralph C. Johnson Way now links White Street to East Cone Boulevard.
The Community Theater of Greensboro is welcoming a new executive director.
The white nationalist rally in Charlottesville that left a counter-protester dead is sparking debate about free speech in America. The violent clash and its aftermath parallel a similar event that happened in the Triad decades ago.
Greensboro-based apparel company VF Corporation is spending big bucks on some big brands.
Large amounts of granite have been discovered at a Guilford County site that was once earmarked for clay mining.
Radio Camper, Will Yoder, talks with Taylor Dankovich about working as the Sound Supervisor of Triad Stage and transferring those skills to create her own podcast.
Radio Camper Thomas de Moraes spoke with Jeffrey Carlson, the Executive Director of Bel Canto Company, about when he started singing and about his favorite character to play.
Taylor Dankovich is the Sound Supervisor for Triad Stage. Radio Camper Sophia Allen spoke with her about what's involved in being a sound designer and how she got into sound and theatre.
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