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UNCG Provost steps down, citing health condition April 25, 2024
Featured photo: UNC-Greensboro Provost Debbie Storrs announced she will step down Wednesday, citing the metastatic breast cancer with which she was diagnosed in 2022. This story was originally published by Joe Killian, NC Newsline on April 24, 2024 UNC-Greensboro Provost Debbie Storrs announced she will step down Wednesday, citing the metastatic breast cancer with which […]
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Independence, NCFC Advance to U.S. Open Cup Round of 32, Carolina Core falls April 25, 2024
Featured photo: Charlotte Independence goalkeeper Austin Pack (l) puts his head in the way to stop a header from Rhode Island FC’s Mark Doyle (center, yellow) in the second half of Charlotte’s 4-4, (5-4) win in the Third Round of the Lamar Hunt U.S. Open Cup. (photo by Sam Spencer) This story was republished from […]
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Residents of Clifford Apartments in W-S continue fight to purchase complex from the city April 24, 2024
Featured photo: Clifford Apartments residents and activists speak in front of city hall in Winston-Salem, Dr. Arnita Miles addresses the crowd on Jan. 8. (photo by Gale Melcher) After months of uncertainty, tenants of an affordable housing complex in downtown Winston-Salem are seeking to purchase their home. Tucked away behind West End Boulevard, 800 N. […]
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GALLERY: Greensboro community celebrates Southeast Asian New Year April 24, 2024
Featured photo: An San performs a dance at Southeast Asian New Year Celebration on April 14, 2024. (photo by Maaroupi Sani) On April 14, hundreds of people gathered at the Wat, a Buddhist and Hindu temple, in Greensboro off of Liberty Rd. to celebrate the Southeast Asian New Year. Unlike Western New Year, many southeast […]
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Guilford County educators push for increased wages, higher pay for cafeteria workers April 24, 2024
Featured photo: Dozens of teachers and staff wearing red shirts gathered in front of the Guilford County School Board building on the evening of April 17, just before the school board meeting began. (photo by Margaret Ritsch) Dozens of teachers and staff wearing red shirts gathered in front of the Guilford County School Board building […]
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