Morning News Briefs: Wednesday, September 27th, 2017
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Despite County's Delay, High Point Moves Ahead With Stadium Project
The City of High Point is moving forward on a high-stakes downtown development project just days after the county delayed committing to it.
Visitors Abandon Vacations As Maria Approaches Carolinas
Thousands of visitors abandoned their vacation plans and left North Carolina's Outer Banks ahead of Hurricane Maria as it moved northward in the Atlantic.
Morning News Briefs: Tuesday, September 26th, 2017
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Triad Schools No Longer On List For Takeover
State education officials have pared down a list of almost 50 academically struggling schools that were being considered for a controversial new district program, and the latest draft changes the o
State Announces Land, Water Conservation Grants
Environmental projects in the Triad are about to get a boost, as the region is slated to receive over $9 million in state funding.
Morning News Briefs: Monday, September 25th, 2017
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After Legal Threat, Duke Energy Will Release Full Emergency Coal Ash Safety Plans
Duke Energy says it will release previously withheld information about emergency action plans for its coal ash storage sites.
Filmmaker Angus MacLachlan & Musician Jeffrey Dean Foster: Music, Sound, & Story In MacLachlan’s New Film Abundant Acreage Available
The new independent film Abundant Acreage Available makes its North Carolina and New York debuts, we hear a music-filled conversation with the film's writer/director, Angus MacLa
Long Night Ends With Disappointment For High Point Stadium Backers
Guilford Commissioners postponed a vote Thursday on whether to financially support a proposed baseball stadium in downtown High Point.