MUSE Winston-Salem Previews New Facilities with Brick Signing Event
MUSE Winston-Salem previews its new facilities, aiming to open in 2026 with diverse stories from the city’s history.
October 16, 2025
MUSE Winston-Salem previews its new facilities, aiming to open in 2026 with diverse stories from the city’s history.
Federal shutdown halts Wisconsin job program funding; state uses reserves, but impacts on data and visas grow urgent.
State funds will aid flood risk reduction in WNC. Projects in Haywood, Madison, and Yancey counties aim to boost resilience.
The potential expiration of enhanced premium tax credits could double premiums for 95,000 Nevadans in December.
NC Promise faces a $3.3M deficit due to enrollment surges and funding gaps. Tuition hikes for nonresidents are proposed.
BLM cancels review for Esmeralda 7 solar farms in Nevada, impacting efforts to expand clean energy amidst eco concerns.
Explore vibrant violin concertos by Telemann, performed by Isabelle Faust and Akademie für Alte Musik Berlin.
Nebraska libraries face delays in new releases due to Baker & Taylor’s closure, a key book distributor, by 2026.
While the Trump administration pushes to expand Montana’s coal industry, companies show waning interest in leases.
A viral video of a dog in distress led to new legislation allowing emergency responders to rescue pets, highlighting the importance of pet safety in crises.
Cardon Rehabilitation & Medical Equipment USA, LLC, a Canadian company specializing in customizable powered treatment tables and exercise equipment, is set to establish its U.S. headquarters in Kinston, North Carolina. The move will create 20 new jobs in Lenoir County and involves an investment exceeding $4 million. Governor Josh Stein
Despite the Steamtown shutdown, Electric City Trolley Museum remains open, offering scenic rides in Scranton.
