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PART TWO: THE SLOW REPLACEMENT OF AGING ASHLEY ELEMENTARY In 2016, Ashley Elementary was included in an education bond, but only for design funding. Concerns about mold arose in 2018, prompting community pressure and independent testing. Unlike Ha...
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In challenging economic climates, it’s crucial that small minority-owned businesses receive essential support to thrive. Madison Potter of the Carolina Small Business Development Fund shares her expertise on securing financing and improving financial...
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Trellis Supportive Care is hosting a day of support for caregivers, free of charge and open to the public. The program, “Caring for You: A Day of Support for Family Caregivers,” is set for Friday, April 4, from 8:30 a.m. – 3:30 p.m. at the Intergen...
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N.C. Superintendent Mo Green's "Mo Wants to Know" tour visited Winston-Salem, gathering over 100 parents, students, and educators at Mount Tabor High School. The sessions aim to shape a strategic plan for public education, focusing on stakeholder ins...
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(By Jess Schnur) Winston-Salem residents have experienced increased road closures since March due to the System-Wide Sewer Rehabilitation project. This initiative, according to Mayor Allen Joines, aims to modernize infrastructure. While roadblocks po...
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North Carolina homeowners face staggering property tax hikes as valuations soar over 50%. Experts at the Piedmont Triad Regional Housing Summit highlighted the urgent need for policy reforms. Limited housing supply and high-interest rates hinder cons...
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During the March 17 City Council meeting, Kevin Cheshire, HAWS executive director, updated on Crystal Towers, a senior housing facility. Despite past complaints about conditions, Cheshire claims no plumbing issues were reported. Over $1 million in re...
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A lively crowd marked the grand opening of the Boston-Thurmond United Outreach Center at Bridge Street and Canal Drive last Tuesday. This enhanced facility, funded by $1.6 million from the American Rescue Plan Act, promotes community programs and pro...
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Triad Cultural Arts has maintained a historic shotgun house in Happy Hill since 2013, representing African American resilience. This site pays tribute to early community pioneers and serves as a heritage center, celebrating Black history. Lectures em...
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March marks Kidney Health Awareness Month, highlighting kidney disease's impact on many. Brothers Michael and Will Jefferson face CKD: Michael received a transplant, while Will awaits his. Their story emphasizes organ donation's importance. This mont...
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Carver Nation's Beginning Theatre Arts students, alongside teachers and community supporters, presented "Our Legacy: A Black History Montage." This vibrant showcase included an array of poetry, dance, and music, all dedicated to honoring African heri...
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Coach Antonio Wells has welcomed Paula Salmon to the cross country and track team. "Her exceptional sprinting experience is vital," said Wells. A distinguished former North Carolina A&T athlete, Salmon was named CAA Women's Outdoor Track Athlete of t...
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The National Medical Association alerts about a measles outbreak, reporting over 300 cases in Texas, New Mexico, and Oklahoma as of March 18, 2025. Key symptoms include high fever, cough, and a red rash. Vaccination is essential. Stay updated with tr...
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Last week, the Forsyth County Democratic Women welcomed County Commissioners Malishai ‘Shai’ Woodbury, Tonya McDaniel, and Dan Besse for an interactive evening. They addressed crucial topics such as the budget, local school funding, and Ashley Elemen...
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March brings thrilling basketball tournaments and emerging champions, captivating fans nationwide. Yet, amid this excitement, pressing societal issues like job insecurity and rising costs surface. Confusing leadership actions heighten American anxiet...