A historic property outside Charlotte is undergoing its most significant transformation in years, and the story behind that change is as important as the construction itself.
Groundbreaking in Huntersville starts $11.2M redevelopment at Historic Latta Place, closed after Juneteenth controversy.
Brazilian artist Rodrigo Amarante, known for his iconic “Narcos” theme, shares insights on his evolving musical journey.
Thomasville introduces GovAI for city staff to manage FOIA requests and protect PII, aiming for 75% usage soon.
Asheboro City Schools Board votes to join lawsuits against social media firms, citing student mental health issues.
Winston-Salem State University has secured a $750,000 grant to restore the historic Simon Green Atkins House.
Technology-based small businesses in North Carolina are being encouraged to apply for the One North Carolina Small Business Program, which is now accepting applications. The program aims to support innovative companies in transforming their ideas into impactful products or services. This initiative is part of the state’s efforts to enhance
Carver High School, Winston-Salem’s first school for Black students, celebrates 90 years of history and legacy.
Democratic Senate nominee Roy Cooper visits Winston-Salem for his “Make Stuff Cost Less” campaign, focusing on middle-class support.
Residents in Clemmons fight an asphalt plant, but a key opponent was a consultant with a hidden agenda, Lisa Sorg reports.
Mike Klinetobe, a District 1 school board candidate, is reassessing his campaign while endorsing his opponents.
North Carolina reports its first flu-related death this season; officials urge vaccination ahead of winter surge.
