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A nonprofit is informing residents on the risks posed by a proposed pipeline project set to run through the Triad.
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Manufacturing jobs and investment continue to arrive in the Piedmont Triad with expansions by Nucor Rebar Fabrication and Excel Interior Door.
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The U.S. Department of Transportation is providing money for planning and technical assistance to revitalize deteriorating neighborhoods in Lexington.…
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In a WARN notice sent to the North Carolina Department of Commerce, Atlanta-based packaging company WestRock said it was shuttering its facility on Lexington Parkway.
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Gov. Roy Cooper's office announced Tuesday a new lithium-ion plant is coming to Davidson County, bringing more than 300 new jobs.
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A survey of the Lexington City Cemetery has identified more than 30 possible sites where enslaved people were buried in unmarked graves. The survey was…
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A North Carolina judge sentenced the wife of an Irish businessman and her father to additional prison time Wednesday after their pleas to voluntary manslaughter in her husband’s 2015 beating death.
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In Rural Hall, two current councilmembers, Terry Bennett and Susan Gordon, are seeking the mayor’s seat after incumbent Tim Flinchum opted not to run for re-election.
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Tuesday, November 7, is Municipal Election Day with North Carolina voters in 465 municipalities across 86 counties heading to the polls.
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Lexington leaders are trying to find out more about the enslaved people who were buried in unmarked graves in the city-run cemetery.