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FOX8 News

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Cold front headed to Piedmont Triad

(WGHP) — One more mild day, then changes will blow into the Piedmont. Sunny to partly sunny skies by Wednesday afternoon. Morning lows will be in the lower 40s with highs in the lower 70s. A strong cold front moving across the state on Thursday will bring breezy conditions. Look for a mix of clouds […]

High Point, NC · 6h

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Another big check for local veterans

ASHEBORO — Needy veterans will get help, thanks to more than $18,500 donated to the Randolph County Veterans Council. A check for $18,543 was given to the Veterans Council by organizers of the annual Honoring Our Veterans Cruisin’ held Sept. 12 at the Randolph County Agricultural Center. It was the first time at the Ag Center, having moved from the parking lot at Wayne Thomas Chevrolet where it was held the previous 12 years.

Randolph County, NC · 1d

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Randolph County support lifts Galey in NC senate race

Amy Galey can thank Randolph County voters for keeping her in the North Carolina state senate. The margin of Galey’s support in Randolph County pushed her to victory in last week’s election. Galey, a Republican, defeated Democrat challenge Southey Blanton 42,643 to 40,046 in a matchup of two...

Randolph County, NC · 2d

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Piedmont Greenway trailhead opens in new Summerfield park

Bandera Farms Park in Summerfield is now open to the public. The 120-acre park includes a playground, 4.5 miles of wooded horseback riding trails, and one of the first completed sections of the Piedmont Greenway. It will eventually be expanded to a 19-mile path connecting Winston-Salem and Greensboro. Piedmont Land...

Summerfield, NC · 8h

FOX8 News

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Bicyclist hit, killed on US 29 near Reedy Fork Parkway in Greensboro, police say

GREENSBORO, N.C. (WGHP) — Police are investigating a fatal crash in Greensboro. According to the Greensboro Police Department, they responded to a crash just after 6 p.m. on Saturday in the area of US 29 North and Reedy Fork Parkway about a crash between a vehicle and bicycle. Police say a Cadillac was driving north […]

Greensboro, NC · 1d

Country Herald

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Davidson County, NC Drug Bust: 200 THC Vapes, 600 Grams Seized

A 21-year-old Lexington man faces new drug charges following a second investigation in one month.

Lexington, NC · 1d

Raleigh News & Observer

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How police found a man they say stole $380,000 worth of property from Raleigh homes

After a pattern of burglaries in north and southwest Raleigh in May, the Raleigh Police Department announced Tuesday it is charging a man accused of similar robberies in Greensboro. Stephen Neal Trotter Jr., 52, will face 40 felony charges related to second-degree burglary, larceny after breaking and entering and larceny of a firearm, police said. The break-ins began May 15, when an unknown suspect targeted homes of victims who were out of town between the hours of 11 p.m. and 4 a.m., police said. The suspect used a prying tool to break in through side and back doors, taking an estimated $380,000 worth of silverware sets, jewelry, watches, security safes and firearms, police said. The Greensboro connection Raleigh police analysts created multiple crime pattern reports and shared them with law enforcement agencies across the state. The Greensboro Police Department responded and provided several pieces of evidence from similar burglaries in the Greensboro area that linked Trotter with the Raleigh burglaries, Raleigh police said. Surveillance footage shared by Greensboro police also showed a suspect who matched the suspect seen on surveillance footage from the Raleigh burglaries, Raleigh police said. Trotter is currently being held in the Forsyth County jail, Raleigh police

Raleigh, NC · 12h

NC Newsline

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From classroom to Congress, Cyril Jefferson is bringing his public service to Washington

HIGH POINT, N.C. — Before Cyril Jefferson ever considered a career in public office, he worked with students whom he believed deserved better than the circumstances they were born into. As a music teacher, he saw students who were academically gifted, ambitious and supported by their families. He also saw others growing up in historically […]

High Point, NC · 1d

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Lexington Eyes $1 Billion 'Project Emerald' Factory That Could Bring 450 Jobs

A company considering a $1 billion investment in Lexington has prompted public hearings scheduled for Nov. 9 and Nov. 23, as city and county officials weigh incentive packages for a project so far known only by its code name: Project Emerald. If it goes forward, the facility would create 450 new jobs over five years and would mark the largest investment in both city and Davidson County history.

Lexington, NC · 1d

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Stadium seats from historic ballparks popular items for niche collectors, but buyer beware

Over the years I’ve written quite a few articles on classic ballparks and the numerous fixtures they left behind, such as seats, signs and turnstiles. These pieces, which were either sold directly to the public, temporarily relocated to other venues, or simply thrown out, now highlight the man caves of many collectors. They are the epitome of owning a piece of history, as they were used by countless fans and bore witness to great moments in American sports and entertainment.

Greensboro, NC · 1d

The Robesonian

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From childhood visits to career dreams: UNCP student finds her place at North Carolina Zoo

ASHEBORO — Long before Kyra Geiger began studying zoology at UNC Pembroke, she was visiting the North Carolina Zoo with her family, fasc

Pembroke, NC · 2d

Raleigh News & Observer

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‘Coldest air' of the season headed to the Triangle. When to expect first freeze

Central North Carolina could see frost and the area’s first freeze of the season this week. Temperatures dipped in the 30s and 40s early Monday, Nov. 9, and parts of the Triangle could see frost Tuesday morning, according to the National Weather Service. “Some frost is possible tomorrow morning,” said Nick Petro, warning coordination meteorologist with the National Weather Service’s Raleigh office. “Keep that in mind if you have concerns about that.” Frost is the formation of ice crystals on leaves and plants (or your car windshield), and can happen even if the temperatures don’t get below freezing. Think of it as the dew freezing from the colder temperatures. A frost advisory was issued for 1-8 a.m. Tuesday for all of central North Carolina, with temperatures expected in the “mid to upper 30s.” “Take steps now to protect tender plants from the cold, as frost could harm or kill sensitive outdoor vegetation if left uncovered,” according to the advisory.

Central North Carolina, NC · 1d

FOX8 News

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Learning the secret to making juicier meat

(WGHP) — We have all been guilty of making a meat-based dish that came out a little drier than we had hoped it would. In this week’s edition of Teach Me Tuesday, FOX8’s Shannon Smith took a trip to Guilford Technical Community College to learn how to brine your meat before cooking.

Greensboro, NC · 10h

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Cold November Mornings Taste Better At These 8 Piedmont North Carolina Diners Locals Have Loved For Decades

When the first real frost hits the Piedmont, a hot biscuit and a cup of diner coffee start to sound like the best plan of the day. Across this part of North Carolina, from Mount Airy down to Charlotte, some breakfast counters have been feeding the same towns for generations.

North Carolina · 1d

Duplin Times

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Wallace-Rose Hill trounces Trinity

WALLACE — Beaten, bruised, banged up. This is not the time to play Wallace-Rose Hill on the gridiron. Hungry to keep the “nay-sayers” silent and continue a tradition established by the late — and legendary — Jack Holley, the Bulldogs looked like a different team last Thursday evening. They felt better about themselves, too. Wallace-Rose Hill ran over Trinity, 68-0, in round one of the NC High School Athletic Association Class 3A football playoffs. The Bulldogs (6-4 overall) continue play Friday at Northeastern Coastal member Pasquotank County. The Bulldogs claimed the program’s 91st postseason win. “I felt like that was the best we’ve executed on offense I know in the last three years as far fundamentals and techniques go,” WRH head coach Kevin Motsinger said. “We had to move a lot of people around because we had six or seven kids who couldn’t play due to being banged up [either] in the James Kenan game or practice during the week.” Motsinger employed a unique practice plan. The Bulldogs worked out Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday in full gear. Throughout the season, they’ve struggled to get out of the huddle and snap the ball on time. If a player jumped offsides, the

Wallace, NC · 2d

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Kernersville (NC) to Sell Former Fire Station

The High Point Enterprise, N.C. The Kernersville Board of Aldermen plan to sell the former Fire Station 44 at 1528 Teague Lane. The aldermen approved a resolution authorizing the sale at their meeting Nov. 4. Aldermen Randall Pegram and Bill Apple were absent. Town Manager Curtis Swisher said the town...

Kernersville, NC · 13h

NC Newsline

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North Carolina’s governor celebrates huge milestone for Meals on Wheels

Gov. Josh Stein was on hand Monday as Meals on Wheels delivered its eight millionth meal in Forsyth County. The recipient was Ben Briggs, a 105-year-old retired science teacher who relies on the nonprofit to deliver meals to his home. In North Carolina 13.9% of seniors, more than 341,000 older adults, face food insecurity. Stein […]

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Realtor.com News & Insights

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Greensboro Buyers Find More Options as Homes Sit Longer on the Market

Greensboro buyers found more options and more negotiating room as inventory surged, prices eased, and homes spent more time on the market.

Greensboro, NC · 2d

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Davidson County Health Department Confirms Rabid Skunk Near Silver Valley

Davidson County Health Department Confirms Rabid Skunk Near Silver Valley. The Davidson County Health Department has confirmed a rabies-positive skunk near Silver Valley along Highway 64. This marks the second confirmed rabies case in Davidson County within the past week, following a case identified north of Denton. This second event occurred approximately five miles away from the positive skunk earlier this week. The Davidson County Health Department strongly encourages all pet owners in the area to check their pets’ rabies vaccination status.

Davidson County, NC · 1d