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The city of Winston-Salem experienced a network security breach last month. Here’s what we know so far.
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EDITOR’S NOTEBOOK: Just start small
I know we’re all exhausted. I know we’re all tired. I know we’re all overwhelmed. There’s a lot going on in the world, and it can be debilitating. But as I sat in Scuppernong Books on Monday, Jan. 20, ...
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Reaching new heights: Ruckus looks to fill the gap in Greensboro’s rock-climbing community
Featured photo: “It’s just a great sport, great physical activity, great community,” says Ruckus Climbing Gym owner John Kilburn about rock climbing. He likens the sport’s rise in popularity to how ...
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Amid financial strain, the Housing Authority of Winston-Salem looks to rebrand
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In ‘After the Storm,’ Asheville artist Cleaster Cotton calls upon her past self to help herself and others grieve, process post-Hurricane Helene
Editor’s note: Cleaster’s first name is pronouned “Klee–Esta” like “fiesta.” The last thing artist Cleaster Cotton did before Hurricane Helene hit Asheville was fill the raised beds at the youth ...
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Need legal advice? There’s a free attorney clinic happening on Jan. 20 in Greensboro
On Jan. 20, in honor or Martin Luther King Jr. Day, the Greensboro Bar Association is hosting its second annual Ask-a-Lawyer day in which attorneys will be available to offer legal advice for free.
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Trump promises to end birthright citizenship and shut down the border – a legal scholar explains the challenges these actions could face
During his first day in office on Jan. 20, 2025, President Donald Trump signed a slew of executive orders on immigration that would make it harder for refugees, asylum seekers and others to try to ...
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Triad City Beat This Week: Jan. 21-27, 2015
In this week’s cover story, Senior Editor Jordan Green explores the hellish experience of heroin addiction through the lives of four users, documenting a scourge that has focused particular wrath on ...
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It Just Might Work: Electric car charging stations
Electric cars are the future. At the North American International Auto Show in Detroit this week, author Levi Tilleman observed: “Every auto maker worth their salt had an electric vehicle on the floor ...
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Old foes rematch in hot school-board primary
Three of the Guilford County School Board races will be decided by the March 15 primary election, but the most competitive may be the matchup between incumbent Linda Welborn and former board member ...
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Fun & Games: Paw Prints, Divisional Round: Team of destiny
Over the weekend, I saw something that pissed me off. I absorbed as many written and video previews of the Jan. 17 Seattle Seahawks-Carolina Panthers game as humanly possible. One of them was from NFL ...
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Editor’s Notebook: A deep investigative dive
Like a lot of other great pieces of work, this week’s cover story had a long lead time. In 2015, Senior Editor Jordan Green identified the poorest Census tracts in the Triad. We weren’t sure what we ...