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City of Greensboro seeks developer to purchase and revitalize old Regency Inn property for affordable housing
The Regency Inn in Greensboro was recently demolished. What's going to happen to the site? The city hopes developers will ...
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FRESH EYES: How do we find candidates who represent the working class?
This election shows that those who lead us should be the same people who make our society go. I grew up tagging along behind ...
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EDITORIAL: The GOP turncoat, the NC Supreme Court and downballot dropoff
The biggest and most important race yet to be decided is the North Carolina Supreme Court associate justice race, one for the ...
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After months of scrutiny, GSO’s Interactive Resource Center director resigns, new interim director announced
Featured photo: The IRC is a day shelter for the unhoused in Greensboro that has been open since 2008. (photo by Sayaka ...
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How NC turnout affected election outcomes in 2024
Limited turnout data is available at this point, as official results continue to be tallied by counties ahead of the ...
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The Winston-Salem Police Department is using drones in just one part of the city now. But they plan to expand the program in the future.
At a city council public safety committee meeting on Oct. 14, Assistant Police Chief Jose Gomez gave city councilmembers an ...
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EDITOR’S NOTEBOOK: ‘Hope is an ax’
If we are to resist and fight these next four years and beyond, we need everyone to take some sort of action, big or small.
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In the Weatherspoon’s Crip* show, artists reclaim, recontextualize and reconsider disability
As a commentary on disability, 17 artists have works on display as part of the exhibit. And as referenced in the title of the ...
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Winston-Salem city leaders to vote on implementing affordable housing development guidelines on Monday
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Capturing their moments: Photography exhibits in Winston-Salem center seniors, veterans by empowering them with cameras
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Number of vouchers up 4,594 after expansion of school choice
This story was first published by Education NC by Mebane Rash on Nov. 7. In 2023, the N.C. General Assembly passed a state budget that included what Republicans called the “largest expansion of school ...