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Mastering Remote Learning: Top 5 Strategies for College Students in the Digital Classroom

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‘Reproducing queer culture:’ Author Greggor Mattson to talk about the importance of gay bars at Scuppernong Books this Thursday September 26, 2023
Featured photo: Author Greggor Mattson (photo by Tanya Rosen-Jones) Greggor Mattson has traveled 10,000 miles to visit gay bars across the United States for his newest book, Who Needs Gay Bars? Bar Hopping through America’s Endangered LGBTQ+ Places. Mattson, the chair and professor of sociology at Oberlin College and Conservatory, will be discussing the cultural […]
Luis H. Garay
Furniture, design and live music collide at Cohab.Space in High Point September 26, 2023
Featured photo: Yam Yam’s Tom Fuller on guitar and Jason Mescia on sax at Cohab.Space in High Point on Sept. 22. (photo by Beckett Clarey) The stage is smoky, lit only by thin streams of green and purple light. While Dave Watts of the Motet lays down a smooth, syncopated drum line, Garrett Sayers uses […]
Beckett Clarey
EDITORIAL: Medicaid expansion for NC, at a price September 26, 2023
With the passing of the state budget on Friday — finally! — North Carolina becomes the 40th state to pass Medicaid expansion, more than 13 years after the Affordable Care Act allowed for this boon to the uninsured.
Brian Clarey
Gov. Cooper will let state budget bill become law without his signature September 25, 2023
Featured photo: Gov. Cooper (photo by Stan Sussina) This story was originally published by NC Newsline, story by Lynn Bonner Gov. Roy Cooper said he will allow the state’s new $30 billion budget to become law without his signature. He made the announcement Friday morning, shortly after the Senate gave the plan its final approval. […]
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Winston-Salem adding close to 300 more security cameras to sites across the city September 25, 2023
Winston-Salem’s city staff currently manage more than 500 security cameras installed at 28 different city facilities. According to the city, more than 200 of these security cameras were added after the city council approved a $600,000 purchase of public safety cameras and installation services in May 2022. And now they’re getting more. City staff have […]
Gale Melcher