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Greensboro City Council unanimously approved more than $190,000 in funds Tuesday for the Doorway Project, its pallet shelter program.

A new study measures the impact the nonprofit arts and culture sector has on the Forsyth County economy. 

The Guilford County Democratic Party voted for Brandon Gray to represent District Six on the board of commissioners.

He joined the virtual meeting Monday for nomination.

There are almost 18,000 full-time Appalachian State students taking classes in Boone, but only enough on-campus housing for just over a third of them.

North Carolina's Democratic governor is suing Republican lawmakers over a new law that strips him of his authority to appoint state elections board members. Gov. Roy Cooper filed his lawsuit on Tuesday, the same day voter advocacy groups submitted what marks the third federal lawsuit against another measure that critics say would discourage young people from voting.

Two former members of Congress, the state’s top health official during the COVID-19 pandemic, a sculptor, a poet and a sports franchise executive are this year’s recipients of North Carolina’s highest civilian honor, officials announced Monday.

The former Glenwood United Methodist Church will now serve as the new home for Greensboro's Housing and Neighborhood Development department.

New state population figures find growth in some rural regions of northwest North Carolina outpacing the state average.