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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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Public schools across North Carolina are seeing enrollment declines, resulting in reductions in state funding. As districts prepare their budgets under these financial constraints, many are making difficult decisions to close schools.
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Greensboro’s Strange Fruit Festival is back this weekend with Black cultural music, food, and live performances across downtown.
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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.
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The historic downtown building had been left vacant for over a decade.
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Teachers and staff rallied outside the WS/FCS education building ahead of the board’s meeting. They held signs urging members to “just ask for what students need,” and fully staff Exceptional Children, or EC, classrooms.
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Guilford Technical Community College’s childhood education training program received $50,000 from the state Department of Health and Human Services. Stein vowed to put tens of millions of dollars toward early education in his upcoming budget proposal.
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The Lumber, or Lumbee River, in eastern North Carolina ranked No. 4 on the list due to PFAS and agricultural pollution.
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A nonprofit has submitted a proposal to purchase Crystal Towers for $1. A committee that includes current residents is set to review the plan next week.
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A controversial Walnut Cove data center project is on hold after Stokes County commissioners reversed a rezoning decision tied to the plan. The developer says they will reapply.
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The move is a response to the yearly issue of lost instructional time due to inclement weather.
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The hottest temperatures are expected Wednesday through Saturday, reaching up to 90 degrees.