Across the Blue Ridge #109 - Early Country to The Present: Songster John Lilly
This week we take a trip down memory lane to a few of the earliest mountain and classic country music recordings.
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Republicans Picking Up Pace On Judicial Redistricting Deal
Republicans in the North Carolina General Assembly are picking up the pace on creating new judicial election districts, with some leaders on Friday hopeful that an agreement could come next week.
Impressionism In Art Inspires The Music Of Debussy And Others
The Impressionist painters used light, subtle shading, and a kind of understatement to create beautiful atmospheres.
Morning News Briefs: Friday, January 19th, 2018
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Greensboro Church Opens Doors Again For Undocumented Immigrant Seeking Sanctuary
A fifth undocumented immigrant is seeking sanctuary in North Carolina. A Greensboro church is opening its doors to shelter a man facing deportation back to El Salvador.
Suit: Judges Won't Weigh Bond In Carolinas Immigration Cases
A new lawsuit filed in Charlotte aims to allow non-citizens to be released from police custody on bond.
Snow Blankets North Carolina As Officials Continue To Warn Of Dangerous Roads
The deep freeze that killed at least 15 people and shut down much of the South began to relent Thursday as crews worked to clear roads blanketed by a slow-moving storm that left ice and snow in pla
Raleigh Shortlisted For Amazon HQ2; Triad And Charlotte Left Behind
Amazon has narrowed its hunt for a second headquarters to 20 locations, concentrated among cities in the U.S. East and Midwest.
Woman Settles Lawsuit After Daughter Was Struck By Delivery Driver
A Guilford County woman whose daughter was severely injured after being struck by a vehicle has settled a lawsuit with a pizza restaurant and its driver.