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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
Inside the book-ban machine: The rise of ‘parental rights’ groups and their efforts to ban books September 24, 2023
Photo Illustration by Michael Flocker // Stacker // Canva This story was originally published by Stacker, story by Eliza Siegel, Emma Rubin “Meet Mary IN THE School LIBRARY!Mary has a dirty little secret.She collects naughty children’s books!Do you have a recommendation for Mary’s book collection?” Thus reads the description for a Facebook group called Mary […]
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Dance Project’s Anne Morris talks about upcoming Black, Southern artist residency and the power of collaboration September 22, 2023
Featured photo: A performance by Dance Project (photo by Brandi Scott) This week, we talked with Anne Morris, the co-executive director of Dance Project, a nonprofit dance organization that was founded in the ’70’s and has been based in Greensboro since 1989. Dance Project will be hosting Wideman Davis Dance as part of their artist […]
Sayaka Matsuoka
W-S City Council sells Northeast Ward lots to developers for $1 each in the hopes of increasing affordable housing September 21, 2023
On Monday, Winston-Salem City Council sold several city-owned lots in the Northeast Ward to developers who promise to increase the supply of affordable housing. The price for each lot? Just $1. A resolution bequeathing four vacant city-owned lots located at 1139 E. 22nd St., 1135 E. 22nd St., 931 E. 21st St. and 1718 Bramblebrook […]
Gale Melcher

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