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As National Nurses Month comes to an end, WXII 12 is recognizing one woman whose nursing career spans five decades.

The U.S. DOEs Industrial Assessment Centers (IAC) program will fund community colleges and trade unions to support manufactures energy efficiency and job training goal.

The White House said the First Lady will visit Atrium Health Levine Cancer Center in Charlotte.

Her visit comes a week after President Joe Biden was in Raleigh, and Vice President Kamala Harris was in Charlotte a few days before that.

Three community meetings are scheduled this week in Winston-Salem to discuss how to best use a $1.5 billion state settlement with opioid distributors and manufacturers. Forsyth County will receive a total of about $20 million over 18 years.

Newly released reports provide more details on the September death of Kalvin Michael Smith, who spent almost 20 years in prison. He was at the center of a racially divisive case that was one of the region’s most prominent allegations of wrongful conviction.

Artist Ernel Martinez highlights Carver High School in a mural depicting history of Winston-Salem

WENTWORTH — Rockingham County Government has hired a new public information officer for its Department of Public Health, the county announced recently.

Graduating students at R.J. Reynolds High School in Winston-Salem, North Carolina, will not only have the special experience of walking across the stage to accept their diploma but will also do so under the helm of the school’s first Black valedictorian in its 100-year history. Alecia Washington is the Triad senior who will be bestowed… Continue reading North Carolina Student Becomes First Black Valedictorian In High School’s 100-Year History

As part of Creative Greensboro’s Neighborhood Arts Residency Program, Emilio Marz has painted art on the basketball court at Random Woods Park and Chuck Johnson has painted two crosswalk murals