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A new report shows an additional 5,000 to 10,000 college graduates are needed annually to meet NC job demands.
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Surry County Schools’ Multilingual Learner Specialist Jonathan Lancho works with students learning English as a second language, drawing on his own experience. -
Greensboro’s Strange Fruit Festival is back this weekend with Black cultural music, food, and live performances across downtown. -
Rural Hall’s town council has taken a stand against a proposed data center. Residents are applauding the move ahead of Forsyth County's review of the case. -
The historic downtown building had been left vacant for over a decade.
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