RALEIGH — The High Point Market Authority announced Thursday that it is postponing the spring furniture market due to ongoing coronavirus (COVID-19) concerns. This year’s Spring Market, scheduled for April 25-29, will be held at […]
GREENSBORO — Bradie Tennell felt it was time to show a new side of her personality on the ice. Tennell’s usual clean and efficient short program was enough to take the women’s short program Thursday […]
Brandt Snedeker shot an 11-under-par 59 on Thursday at the Wyndham Championship in Greensboro, marking the 10th time a player in PGA Tour history has shot under 60 for a round. Snedeker started on the […]
Greensboro – Vice President Mike Pence was in North Carolina on Friday for a multi-stop visit, primarily to tout President Donald Trump’s tax overhaul law and stump for local candidates. In Charlotte, Pence cited the local […]
RALEIGH – On Monday, the Stanford professor appointed to review N.C.’s legislative district maps submitted a draft plan back to the court. Nathaniel Persily was tapped November 1 as a special master by a federal […]
GREENSBORO — Congressmen Ted Budd and Mark Walker held a press conference last week to discuss the tax reform efforts going on in Washington, D.C. The White House rolled out a series of goals for […]
RALEIGH — This week Gov. Roy Cooper named 21 new appointees to various state boards and commissions. North Carolina Commission for Mental Health, Developmental Disabilities, and Substance Abuse Services: Danielle Coleman, of Charlotte, is clinical […]
RALEIGH – North Carolina cities are working hard to lure internet retail giant Amazon to the state for a second headquarters. The $5 billion project promises 50,000 jobs paying $100,000 or more annually over 15 […]
RALEIGH — Since the 1920s young ladies across North Carolina have been presented to society in a weekend steeped in Southern tradition and social graces. On Sept. 8, the Terpsichorean Club of Raleigh held its […]
RALEIGH Lawmakers convened Monday to begin the 2016 legislative session and were greeted by thousands of both supporters and opponents of the state’s controversial Public Facilities Privacy and Security Act, or House Bill 2. […]
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