N.C. A&T will use its latest multi-million corporate donation to support its new equity program. The university announced Monday that it received a $2.1 million donation from 3M, the Fortune
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Duke Energy working to restore power quickly in Piedmont after winter storm
Hundreds of people went to bed without power Thursday night, but the good news is that Duke Energy is restoring power quickly following winter weather. Homeowners in the western part
Getting teachers vaccinated: Forsyth County teams up with Novant Health, Wake Forest Baptist Health
It takes a village to vaccinate teachers. The Forsyth County Department of Public Health, Novant Health and Wake Forest Baptist Health are teaming up to vaccinate school employees and child
15 things to do before the power goes out
Make sure you know what to do if you lose power in your home. With any storm, there’s always a possibility of losing power. Remember, it could take days
Greensboro residents can request tree damage clean-up assistance through the city
Greensboro’s Field Operations Department is asking residents who have extensive tree damage due to the recent ice storm and who are unable to prepare it to City yard waste standards
Greensboro Bar Operates as a Fitness Facility to Stay Open
Many private bars across N.C. remain closed due to state rules and regulations, but some bars are getting creative about how they can keep the lights on. Don Liebes, owner
Habitat for Humanity of Greater Greensboro celebrates its newest homeowner
On Tuesday, Habitat for Humanity of Greater Greensboro celebrated the American dream of homeownership as an enduring belated birthday present in a special dedication of a condominium. A second generation
Vaccines are FREE, but they might want your insurance card anyway. Here’s why…
There is supposed to be no out-of-pocket expense for the COVID-19 vaccine. And if you’re uninsured, you can still get the vaccine for free. In order to beat coronavirus, we
Thousands in Triad still waiting for power to return 2 days after winter storm
Thousands of people are still waiting for the lights to come back Monday after an ice storm hit the region Saturday. As of 7 a.m. Monday morning, the N.C. Department
Group 3, you’re up! NC’s educators can get the COVID-19 vaccine starting on Feb. 24; then, other frontline essential workers in March
Frontline essential workers are next up to bat in the North Carolina COVID-19 vaccination plan. The state has been vaccinating Groups 1 and 2. On Wednesday, Gov. Roy Cooper announced