Supplemental food benefits set to end in March
Emergency food benefits instituted at the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic will be ending in March.
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A Bed and A Book to expand services for children in need
A local organization is working to help kids in need in the Piedmont and High Country.
Winston-Salem housing advocacy group will take a new approach to helping tenants
Triad tenant rights advocacy group Housing Justice Now is changing its approach to how it helps those facing eviction.
Children's MLK Read-In event at Wake Forest University to promote activism and literacy
Wake Forest University is hosting its 14th annual Read-In Day on Jan. 21st to celebrate Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s legacy and promote literacy.
EPA chief Regan speaks at North Carolina King Day observance
The drive for clean water and air for minority and low-income residents is inexorably linked to the march toward racial equality that the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. championed, U.S.
Kalvin Michael Smith sentenced to prison following charges of electronic monitor tampering
A man who claimed innocence in connection with a 1995 brutal assault in Winston-Salem pled guilty Thursday to interfering with an electronic monitoring device.
Lexington City Manager Terra Greene to step down this year
Lexington City Manager Terra Greene has told city officials that she is stepping down this year.
Greensboro to honor Guilford County School Board member as civil rights champion
The city of Greensboro will recognize Guilford County School Board member T. Dianne Bellamy Small on Monday for her civil rights advocacy work.
In a reversal, LGBTQ vanity license plates now approved in NC
For the first time, "GAYPRIDE" is available as a vanity license plate in North Carolina.
Wake Forest awarded $1M grant for project focusing on environmental justice
Wake Forest University has been awarded a $1 million grant for a project focusing on environmental justice.