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Commentary: McCrory can’t seem to tell the truth about HB 2

    Commentary: McCrory can’t seem to tell  the truth about HB 2

Another week, another round of falsehoods from Gov. Pat McCrory about HB2, the sweeping anti-LBGT law HB 2 he signed in March that is costing the state thousands of jobs and tens of millions of dollars in private investments and tourism revenue.

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Commentary: Happy Mother’s Day to my mom and to mothers everywhere

    Commentary: Happy Mother’s Day to my mom and to mothers everywhere

Celebrating Mother’s Day should be something that we do each day. [It will be on Sunday, May 8, this year.] My mother passed away many years ago now, yet I carry her spirit with me wherever I go.

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City Council denies senior housing after neighbors object

    City Council denies senior housing after neighbors object

The City Council rejected a rezoning request, 5-2, for a senior housing project on Reynolda Road during its Monday, May 2 meeting.

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Residents still concerned about health after homes test safe

    Residents still concerned about health after homes test safe

City and state officials said that tests show the neighborhood is safe around the former Hanes and Lowrance middle schools, but residents still expressed concerns about their health at a meeting held Thursday, April 28 at the Hanes Hosiery Recreation Center.

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School board decides on final bond proposal

    School board decides on final bond proposal

The final budget proposal is set at $350 million and includes four replacement schools, two new middle schools, additions at four existing schools, a new pre-K center and adding entry-access controls at all middle schools in the county.

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Triad native making her impact on the music industry

    Triad native making her impact on the music industry

Triad native Imani Pressley is already making her impact on the music industry. With a Grammy and Dove Award nomination under her belt by the age of 19, she may be well on her way to being globally recognized.

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W-S Arts Council joins national study

    W-S Arts Council joins national study

The Arts Mean Business.” This is the message being delivered by The Arts Council of Winston-Salem and Forsyth County, who announced it has joined the Arts & Economic Prosperity 5, a national study measuring the economic impact of nonprofit arts and culture organizations and their audiences.

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Lady Rams rally to claim CIAA softball title

    Lady Rams rally to claim CIAA softball title

As league tournament champs, the Lady Rams earned an automatic bid to the NCAA Atlantic Regional which begins today (May 5).

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Bowman looking to close out career in grand fashion

    Bowman looking to close out career in grand fashion

Even though Jahnae Bowman’s vision of attending college on a track scholarship has come to pass, she’s not about to sit back and admire her handiwork as Parkland’s top sprinter and long jumper.

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Local man lives childhood dream, joins pro football team

    Local man lives childhood dream, joins pro football team

While growing up in East Winston, Rayvon Mitchell always had aspirations of signing a contract to play professional football. Last weekend his wish came true.

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