Winston-Salem Schools Face Position Cuts Due to Declining Enrollment
Winston-Salem/Forsyth County Schools face position cuts due to a drop in enrollment, with a $11M funding loss expected.
March 24, 2026
Winston-Salem/Forsyth County Schools face position cuts due to a drop in enrollment, with a $11M funding loss expected.
ICE detained Carlos Godinez, owner of Nick’s Gyros, facing deportation after 37 years in the U.S. on March 11.
Gerry McNamara, Syracuse legend, returns as head coach. “I’m ready to give everything back,” he vows.
Action Aid’s initiative empowering girls in rural Bangladesh has shown promising results in tackling the persistent issue of child marriage.
Legal gambling in Pennsylvania is for those 21+, but Jon Wasp notes many youths start earlier, with 1 in 10 at risk.
March is Women’s History Month, so fill your reading list with inspiring books by talented female authors.
Mariana Rodriguez leads Milwaukee’s UMOS Latina Resource Center, aiding immigrant survivors of violence.
Children in Dilley detention write letters expressing their longing for home, struggles with school, and fears, highlighting immigration policy issues.
Tonopah, a historic mining town, eyes a new boom as silver and gold prices soar, sparking fresh development plans.
Archbald council leadership changed amid data center opposition. Residents fear impact on community and environment.
Gov. Josh Stein highlights tourism’s economic impact in WNC, citing $37B in visitor spending and tax savings.
Rose Mary White, 86, remembered as a “fearless” family matriarch, passed away as wildfires spread across Nebraska.
