Durham Confederate Statue Toppling Cases Start With A Dismissal
A judge dismissed the criminal case Monday against the first of eight protesters standing trial on charges of toppling a Confederate statue last summer in North Carolina.
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New Winston-Salem Chamber Of Commerce CEO Embraces A Changing Economy
The Winston-Salem Chamber of Commerce has a new chief executive.
Morning News Briefs: Monday, February 19th, 2018
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Mural Aims To Unite Greensboro With Some Tough Love
On a clear day, painter Vera Weinfield and a team of volunteers put some of the final touches on a large, colorful outdoor mural in downtown Greensboro.
State Representative Says Armed Teachers Could Save Lives
A North Carolina lawmaker is suggesting that teachers carrying guns could make schools safer. This comes after the deadly mass shooting in Parkland Florida earlier this week.
Across the Blue Ridge #113 - New Songs, Country Classics, and Break Time!
This week we hear new songs from Vivian Leva and from Ralph Stanley's last fiddler, Dewey Brown, and his wife, Leslie, with their band, The Carolina Gentlemen. We have a great selection of ol
Cone Health Seeks State Approval For Multi-Million Dollar MedCenter Complex
Cone Health wants to build a new emergency department near the Greensboro Urban Loop.
Chopin's Prelude In E Minor
Peter explains the powerful simplicity behind Frederick Chopin's Prelude in E minor, one of the twenty-four preludes Chopin composed in homage to his musical hero J.S. Bach.
After 30 Years, Unincorporated Community Annexed Into Walnut Cove
A predominantly black unincorporated community has won its decades-long fight to be annexed by an adjacent North Carolina town.
Morning News Briefs: Friday, February 16th, 2018
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