Morning News Briefs: Friday, December 20th, 2019
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Guilford County
Cooper Taps Tyrey To Fill Guilford Judge Vacancy
Governor Roy Cooper has tapped High Point attorney Marc Tyrey to fill the unexpired term of Judge Tom Jarrell, who died in August.
Carolina Curious: The Quaker Roots Of Greensboro
This week's "Carolina Curious" takes us all the way back to the 17th century and a close up look at the Piedmont's Quaker history.
Guilford County Sheriff's Office Involved In Two Fatal Shootings In 24 Hours
The North Carolina State Bureau of Investigation is looking into two unrelated shooting deaths involving the same sheriff's office within 24 hours.
Guilford Board Scheduled To Recommend Voting Machine Vendor Tuesday
Guilford County's elections board is expected to make a decision Tuesday on which new voting machines they'd like to use for next year's vote.
Guilford Among Top Counties For New HIV Infections
A new report shows that Guilford County ranks second among large urban counties in North Carolina for new HIV infections.
Health Department Officials Suggest Discontinuing Vaping Citing New Possible Risks
The Centers for Disease Control and Protection and the NC Department of Health and Human Services are warning people on the dangers of e-cigarettes.
Guilford Judge Tom Jarrell Dies At 56
Guilford County's legal community is mourning the loss of court judge Tom Jarrell, who has died at 56.
New App Aims To Bolster The Outdoors And Tourism In Guilford County
There's a new tool to help people explore recreational opportunities in Guilford County.
State Approves Two New Charter Schools in Guilford County
Revolution Academy in Greensboro and the Robert J. Brown Leadership Academy in High Point were among 10 charter schools approved by the state on Thursday.