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With Greensboro's finances under scrutiny, city manager rejects $4,860 pay bump

Greensboro's city manager is passing up a $4,860 raise. Trey Davis says the decision sends a message as the city faces state financial scrutiny.

Watch Now: Greensboro city manager explains decision to forgo merit pay increase

City Attorney Lora Cubbage turned down her merit bonus earlier this month. 

Ballot markings won't void your vote, NC officials say as turnout jumps

Don't fall for it. North Carolina election officials say a viral claim about poll workers marking ballots is false. 

Guilford County candidates differ on corporate incentives, measuring public services

Should Guilford County offer tax incentives to attract major employers? Candidates for county commissioner offered differing views at a Greensboro forum.

Winston-Salem drops plans for needle exchange restrictions at church, nonprofit says

The Twin City Harm Reduction Collective said Tuesday on social media that the city is changing course after being contacted by the American Civil Liberties Union and other advocates.

Greensboro City Council calls second closed-door employee review in a month

A $4,900 question remains unanswered: Will Greensboro's city manager follow the city attorney in declining a potential merit increase?

Early voting is booming in Guilford and Forsyth counties, with Democrats leading the way

Early voting continues through Oct. 31.

See photos of the No Kings: Vote Early rally in Winston-Salem

A No Kings: Vote Early rally was held on Saturday, Oct. 17, 2026, in Corpening Plaza in downtown Winston-Salem, N.C.

No Kings protesters in Greensboro say they are worried Trump may try to interfere in election

"I want those thugs to stay away from it," one attendee at the event said. 

Watch Now: Greensboro No Kings event held to get out the vote

Organizers brought a Halloween theme to the event on Saturday. 

Carrie Vickery sworn in as Forsyth's first female superior court judge. See photos.

Carrie Vickery was sworn in as Resident Superior Court Judge of Forsyth County during her investiture ceremony on Friday, Oct. 16, 2026, in Courtroom 301 at the Forsyth County Courthouse in Winston-Salem, N.C.

Denied campus voting sites, N.C. A&T and UNCG students hit the streets

They walked nearly an hour, then faced hourslong lines. Greensboro college students were determined to make their voices heard on the first day of early voting.

Guilford County delays data center moratorium vote

Guilford County commissioners pushed their data center decision to after Election Day. 

See photos of a voter rally and march on the first day of early voting

Voter advocates held a rally in eastern Winston-Salem on Thursday, the first day of early voting in North Carolina. A march followed from the Tobacco Unionism Historical Marker to the early voting site at United Metropolitan Missionary Baptist Church. 

It's the first day of early voting in Guilford County. See the photos

Early voting started in North Carolina on Thursday. 

Greensboro voter says there's 'got to be a change' as early voting polls open

 “A lot of things just don’t make sense to me right now," one voter said. 

NC Senate 32:candidates focus on legislatures' role in addressing household affordability

Democrat state Sen. Paul Lowe has had a firm grip on the District 32 seat, handily winning in each of his five previous races. Republican Peter Antinozzi, a part-time high school teacher and retired medical school professor, is making his third bid for the state Senate.

See photos of early voting in Winston-Salem

Voters turn out for the first day of early voting on Thursday, Oct. 15, 2026, in Winston-Salem.

WSSU's Anderson Center evacuated due to fire alarm

Fire alarm temporarily disrupts early voting site in Winston-Salem on Thursday.

Watch Now: Greensboro voters voice dissatisfaction with state of the country

Voters said they worried about rising prices and Republican leadership. 

Early voting continues through Oct. 31. Here's your guide to Guilford County races

Unsure who's running for what in the election? Here's your guide to the races in Guilford County. 

Early voting starts in Guilford County. Here's what to know.

A high-profile race for Senate and amendments limiting taxes are among

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Follow live as women’s soccer visits Roanoke Wednesday

Averett women’s soccer visits Roanoke College at Donald J. Kerr Stadium on Wednesday, Oct. 20, with kickoff set for 5 p.m. and live stats and video available.

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Small Dawg Race information and registration details

Learn key rules, registration deadlines, ticket details and parking information for the Small Dawg Race on November 7, 2026, at Berglund Center in Roanoke.

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Virginia Tech gameday experience set for 2026-27 basketball

Virginia Tech outlines 2026-27 basketball gameday experiences at Cassell Coliseum, including theme nights, color-outs, halftime acts and group ticket options.

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Ferrum College alum Billy Wagner honored with Tazewell park and statue

Ferrum College alum and Hall of Famer Billy Wagner was honored in his hometown of Tazewell, Virginia, with a new park, statue dedication, and community ceremony.

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Buying or Selling a Midwest Home? What the HVAC System Is Really Worth at Closing

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Your utility bill is telling you something: what rising costs reveal about your HVAC system

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What Your Home's Age Reveals About the HVAC Problems Coming Your Way

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Only 2 Guilford County School board candidates answered questions. Here's what they said

Four candidates. Two contested school board races. Only two responses. Here's what Guilford County voters can learn from those who answered our questions.

Democratic U.S. Senate candidate Roy Cooper stops in Greensboro ahead of early voting

“We have to grab this momentum," Cooper told supporters. 

Roy Cooper campaigns in Greensboro. See the photos

Democratic Senate candidate Roy Cooper campaigns at the Back Table in Greensboro on Wednesday.

Watch Now: Roy Cooper campaigns in Greensboro on eve of early voting

The former governor is facing former Republican National Committee Chairman Michael Whatley. 

Watch Now: Candidates blast budget process at election forum in Greensboro

Both Democrats and Republicans took issue with aspects of the budget process. 

Democrats, Republicans slam N.C. budget process at Greensboro forum

Teacher raises, corporate taxes and a 634-page budget. Greensboro-area legislative candidates had plenty to say about how North Carolina spends its money.

See photos from Guilford candidate forum at The Pyrle

The Pyrle in downtown Greensboro hosted a candidate forum on Tuesday night for candidates running for local N.C. Senate and House seats, Guilford Board of Commissioners and Guilford Board of Education. 

Five Guilford lawmakers run unopposed, warn of consequences from property tax limits

An Elon University poll found 71% support for a property tax amendment. Here's why Guilford County's unopposed lawmakers are pushing back.

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