Fall Colors Mean Big Bucks For Western North Carolina
As the leaves change in western North Carolina, green is the big color for most businesses.
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New Historical Marker Commemorates Legacy Of African-American School In Winston-Salem
Winston-Salem is honoring the legacy of a school that served the city's African-American students with a special marker preserving the 14th Street School's place in history.
Morning News Briefs: Friday, September 15th, 2017
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WSSU Researchers Tackle Barriers To Escaping Poverty
Winston-Salem State University is starting a new academic center with support from a $3-million grant from the Thurgood Marshall College Fund.
Morning News Briefs: Thursday, September 14th, 2017
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Judges Will Hear Motion In NC Education Authority Lawsuit
A three-judge panel is holding a hearing Thursday in the case of a power struggle between North Carolina's superintendent and the State Board of Education.
North Carolina Judicial Map Makeover Moves Forward In Committee
On Tuesday, plans to redraw North Carolina's judicial districts took a step forward during a special House committee meeting held in Raleigh.
Census: Rate Of Uninsured North Carolinians At Historic Low
New census data shows that the rate of uninsured North Carolinians reached a historic low in 2016, but reaction is mixed when it comes to the Medicaid expansion debate.
It's Lyles Vs. Smith For Charlotte Mayor
The results of Tuesday's primaries are in, and it was a night of upsets in Charlotte. Young challengers beat long time incumbents and the city will have a new mayor.
Morning News Briefs: Wednesday, September 13th, 2017
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