Aircraft maintenance company plans expansion at PTI
An aircraft maintenance company has announced an expansion near Piedmont Triad International Airport. TAT Piedmont Aviation plans to create 85 jobs as it increases its services.
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Wake Forest debate team makes historic sweep of tournaments
Wake Forest University’s debate team has made an unprecedented sweep of three of the most demanding collegiate competitions this year.
WS/FCS officials say charter school bill could impact local district funding
Winston-Salem/Forsyth County Schools officials say pending legislation would require the district to share more money with charter schools— and the proposed 2024 budget is already tight.
Attorneys for family of teen slain by police say shooting was not justified
Attorneys for the family of a teen who died after an encounter with Greensboro police last year are speaking out against a decision not to charge the officer involved.
Free legal aid available to those facing eviction, thanks to new Winston-Salem program
The city of Winston-Salem is launching a new program to provide free legal representation to those facing eviction.
Syphilis cases spike in North Carolina
Syphilis cases are on the rise in North Carolina. The problem has become especially acute for women and babies.
NC Advisory Council on Indian Education calls for state-level position to address disparities
It’s been more than 40 years since the North Carolina Department of Public Instruction has had a director of American Indian Education Services. The State Advisory Council on Indian Education is looking to change that.
Greensboro record company will release boleros album by local duo
Greensboro-based record label, SideHustle Records, owned by producer Cha
Winston-Salem/Forsyth County students call for secure gun storage education
Winston-Salem/Forsyth County high schoolers advocated for safe gun storage at a board of education meeting on Tuesday. They’re part of a group called Students Demand Action, which is a national organization of young activists fighting gun violence.
High Country health executive says telehealth brings benefits for rural patients
Health officials in the High Country say that telehealth services can fill a need for rural providers and their patients.