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Trump touts national security record, dubs Harris "Comrade Kamala" during Asheboro speech
"Everybody said, 'Oh, he's going to start wars with his attitude,'" Trump said, referring to critics' views of him when he was president. "No, my attitude kept us out of wars. I stopped wars with phone calls."
Global outsourcing group chooses Greensboro for 200-job hub
The company said it would make a $7 million capital investment for its Greensboro operations at 7900 McCloud Road, near PTI Airport.
Missing 7-year-old boy found dead in pond near his Ronda home
Zach Walker, who was autistic and nonverbal, was reported missing on Tuesday.
Winston-Salem man pleads guilty to killing man in home invasion
Dejunte Dequan Moore, 24, also attempted to shoot police officer, but his gun didn't fire.
Davidson-Davie Community College students can use their student IDs to vote in November
Staff IDs from Guilford County Schools are also acceptable ID for voting.
Iredell Health System signs deal to acquire Davis hospital facility
Iredell Health System has signed a definitive agreement to acquire Davis Regional Psychiatric Hospital from subsidiaries of for-profit Community Health Systems Inc. Terms were not disclosed. The sale is projected to close this fall.
RAW: 2024 RACE: JD VANCE DEPARTS FOR NC
GOP VP hopeful JD Vance departs for campaign events in North Carolina.
Wells Fargo selling off commercial mortgage service business unit
Wells Fargo & Co. said Monday it has entered into a definitive agreement to sell its non-agency, third-party servicing segment of its Commercial Mortgage Servicing business to Trimont.
Two Things: West grad living the baby blue dream at UNC; Zoning board sides with major employer
When the opportunity to join storied soccer program at Carolina, 19-year-old Raegan Williams couldn't resist.
Clemmons residential community set to gain 26 townhomes
The Springfield Village community will offer two primary selections, both being marketed as offering "a low-maintenance lifestyle perfect for modern living."
Analysis finds no legislative seats to flip in Triad, northwest NC
None of the Triad and northwest North Carolina’s 24 N.C. House and 10 N.C. Senate districts are projected to play a roll in potentially ending the Republican super-majorities during the 2024 general election, according to the nonpartisan political research analysis group NCFree.
From the editor: The curse of the late summer wedding (and 3 things a father should always do)
Summer, of course, is a great time to tie the knot, but we’re finding that a late summer wedding presents a big challenge: over-thinking it.
UNCSA renames dining hall for popular cafeteria worker
A scholarship will also be named in Hector Lopez's honor.
Sheriff wants metal detectors used daily; WS/FCS says it doesn't have the staff
Forsyth County Sheriff Bobby Kimbrough Jr. reiterated his call for Winston-Salem/Forsyth County Schools to use metal detectors daily at every middle and high school on Tuesday, one day after a gun was confiscated from a student at Carver High School.
WS/FCS gets $21.5 million from NC Education Lottery
The 14-county Triad and northwest N.C. region received $161.39 million from the lottery. While charter schools can get lottery money, private and religious schools can not.
U.S. Sen. Thom Tillis says that 7 pounds of fentanyl can kill the Triad's population of 1.7 million people
U.S. Sen. Thom Tillis, R-N.C., displayed a container that he said represented seven pounds of fentanyl, which is enough to kill the entire 1.7 million population of the Piedmont Triad.
Winston-Salem group calls for developers to work better with neighborhoods
An activist group called the Coalition for Accountability and Transparency is calling for Winston-Salem to start requiring major developers to enter into agreements with surrounding neighborhoods on issues such as housing affordability, local hiring, environmental protection and other concerns.
Winston-Salem neighbors: Obituaries for August 21
Read through the obituaries published today in Winston-Salem Journal.
Ask SAM: What is being built on Cloverdale Avenue at Medical Center Boulevard?
A new $78 million outpatient surgical center is being built on Cloverdale Avenue across from Atrium Health Wake Forest Baptist.
Newly constructed houses you can buy in Winston-Salem
Check out modern homes in new communities around Winston-Salem
PHOTOS: U.S. Sen. Thom Tillis holds roundtable discussion in Winston-Salem about fentanyl epidemic
Baptist plans to expand IQ presence with outpatient surgeries
The N.C. Division of Health Service Regulation posted Monday Baptist's plans that include shifting two operating rooms from the Ardmore campus to the proposed new outpatient department.
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Two Things: UNC School of the Arts formally honors dining-hall worker; Voter ID battle takes a tech-savvy turn
Following the unexpected death of a beloved dining hall worker named Hector Lopez, alumni started at petition to rename the cafeteria in his honor.
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Deuterman Law Group reaches ASU, ECU, UNCW sponsorship deals
The Deuterman Law Group has signed sponsorship agreements with the athletic departments of Appalachian State, East Carolina and UNC Wilmington that will focus on honoring military veterans on their campuses and in the surrounding community.
An easier way to file your taxes?
The N.C. Revenue Department estimates that 1.25 million taxpayers will beeligible to use the free Direct File system with the Internal Revenue Service.
Wanda Allen-Abraha to retire as human relations director
Wanda Allen-Abraha is retiring as the city's director of human relations and diversity, equity and inclusion, effective Sept. 1.
WSSU holds pep rally for new Chancellor Bonita Brown
Winston-Salem State University holds pep rally for new Chancellor Bonita Brown, the first woman to lead WSSU in its 134-year history.
Novant eyes Triangle marketplace again; Atrium plans Lake Norman expansion
Novant Health Inc. has not attempted to expand into the Triangle since choosing in October 2015 to close its community hospital in Louisburg following several months of failing to attract a buyer. It is seeking state approval for a 36-bed community hospital in Raleigh suburb of Knightdale.
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