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Twin musicians from Nigeria went from limited access to instruments to performing at Carnegie Hall. Now they’re sharing their talents in Winston-Salem.
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The bill provided stopgap funding for the state's Medicaid program but also started to implement changes required under federal legislation passed last year.
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The Charlotte City Council has been working on a resolution to address the controversial I-77 toll lanes.
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Duke Energy has requested permission from state regulators to raise rates in June to cover fuel and power costs.
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A provision that had been in the conference report to Senate Bill 214 would give Franklin County wide-ranging latitude to buy or condemn land in three neighboring counties. Supporters say it is necessary to build a new water plant.
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Sonya Desai has been selected to lead the Guilford County Family Justice Center. She has 21 years of experience in the field and has worked for FJC in various capacities since 2015.
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State lawmakers are considering new regulations for ski slopes, but some worry it could give resorts more immunity from lawsuits by injured skiers.
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Former Thomasville City Schools Superintendent Quincy Williams resigned from his role effective April 27.
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Greensboro police have fired a police academy cadet after his arrest for impersonating an officer.
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The nonprofit is looking to raise $250,000 by June 30 to support improvements at a preserved shotgun house.