Morning News Briefs: Friday, September 29th, 2017
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Guilford Community Groups, Parents Show Support for Superintendent At BOE Meeting
Members of the Greensboro chapter of the NAACP and other community groups are accusing the Guilford County Board of Education of trying to edge out the superintendent.
Survey Estimates Over Half Of Adolescents In North Carolina Getting Vaccinated Against HPV
A recent survey shows more people in North Carolina are getting vaccinated to prevent sexually transmitted infections, suggesting that over half of adolescents in the state have had at least o
Dixie Classic Fair Returns To Winston-Salem
The Dixie Classic Fair begins it's ten-day run Friday.
Critics Complain Judicial Districts Shaped For GOP Gain
A proposal to extensively realign North Carolina's judicial election districts for the first time since the 1950s smacks of a Republican effort to put more GOP lawyers on the bench, critics said We
Morning News Briefs: Thursday, September 28th, 2017
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Say Yes Guilford Wins National Contest, Spurs Federal Student Aid Applications
A Guilford County education organization has won a national contest.
Maria, Again A Hurricane, Swirls Over North Carolina Beaches
Maria regained strength and became a hurricane again Wednesday, pushing water over both sides of North Carolina's Outer Banks and taking its time to slowly turn away from the U.S.
National Folk Festival Attracts Large Crowds, Reaches Donation Goal
Officials with The National Folk Festival are celebrating a successful run in Greensboro.
British American Tobacco Ends Contract With Tech Firm Producing 'Low-Nicotine' Cigarettes
British American Tobacco has ended a contract with a biotechnology firm doing nicotine science with ties to the Piedmont.