Previous winner of the Nobel Prize in chemistry to speak at UNCG
UNC Greensboro is welcoming a Nobel Prize winner to its campus on Wednesday, March 19.
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A still-unresolved North Carolina court election is back before judges this week
A panel from North Carolina's intermediate-level appeals court will hear arguments this week about a still-unsettled November election for a seat on the state's Supreme Court.
Echoes of the Pandemic: Former Principal Paula Wilkins talks leadership, resilience through crisis
Five years ago, Winston-Salem/Forsyth County Chief Academic Officer Paula Wilkins was faced with one of the biggest questions of her career: How do you keep a school afloat through a pandemic? She shares lessons in this installment of Echoes of the Pandemic.
White Coat Summit offers students interested in medicine a look into the industry
More than 700 students and parents will spend their Sunday mingling with doctors and getting hands-on experience with cutting edge medical technology and practices in Greensboro.
Guilford County Schools asks for $44 million increase from county in proposed budget
Guilford County Schools officials say more funding is needed in part, to offset the cost of students going to charter schools.
New census figures show slight gains in Forsyth and Guilford, outpaced by some surrounding counties
State demographer Michael Cline says the state’s growth is largely driven by two groups: retirees seeking homes in the mountains or on the coast, and younger people moving here for jobs in metro areas.
North Carolina GOP town hall gets rowdy as attendees hurl scathing questions on Trump
Before answering an attendee's question about President Donald Trump's “destructive and disastrous trade war,” U.S. Rep.
Strong ski season despite Helene is a sign of mountain resiliency, resort executive says
In the High Country there’s still snow on ski slopes and a couple of good weeks left to enjoy the winter sports, says Kimberley Jochl, president of the North Carolina Ski Areas Association.
The Moravian Church community aims to help first-time homebuyers in Winston-Salem with new project
The Equitable Homeownership Project aims to build homes for those making up to 80% of the Area Median Income (AMI) in Winston-Salem.
Forsyth County health educator sees uptick in 911 overdose calls among minors
Hannah Phillips, a substance use educator for Forsyth County, is tracking youth overdoses and educating that demographic on the risks of drug use.