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Crime continues to go down statewide, but apparently not in Wilmington or Durham.
Forsyth Tech shows off its new downtown Winston campus.
How a popular, grassrootsy, artsy corner of Downtown Winston-Salem came to be.
The people who are on Broad Street in Winston-Salem, namely the business owners, express disappointment and concern that the state didn’t choose the street for the one exit on the newly configured Business 40.
A historic rail roundhouse in Asheville will be demolished.
Asheville’s police want more wearable cameras.
So same-day registration and out of precinct voting is not back after all…
Apparently the Charlotte-Douglas Airport doesn’t have enough amenities.
It’s not certain what the toll rates will be on the new toll lanes on I-77 in Charlotte.
The City of Wilmington will hold a public meeting to discuss a potential transportation bond.
The Raleigh Chamber of Commerce’s CEO will retire.
How Citrix is transforming Raleigh’s Warehouse District.
A proposed whitewater rafting park in Raleigh is becoming more expensive to build, take four years to build and will be the responsibility of a group of rafting advocates.
One mayor of a town adjacent to RDU is concerned about RDU developing a portion of the Lake Crabtree County Park.
The latest on development in Durham.
And finally, the newest foods to enter the fryer at the State Fair this year.
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