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The young family of four are the first Afghans to arrive in the Triad. “We are thankful the children are safe and that we are safe," the 22-year-old mother said.

The young family of four are the first Afghans to arrive in the Triad. “We are thankful the children are safe and that we are safe," the 22-year-old mother said.

Notes on the Vine fundraiser to showcase the music and art of Southwest Montana Butte Symphony to perform at Clark Chateau for July 10 fundraiser By: Kaitlyn Aguiles and last updated 2021-07-01 18:28:16-04 The Butte Symphony will be filling the halls and sidewalks of the Clark Chateau with chamber music, jazz, and classical guitar music. "We’ve been closed for about a year now and we decided a great way to reopen the building was to have a big fundraiser where we partner up...

River Wilson, who was born four months premature in November, spent 169 days at Wake Forest Baptist Medical Center in Winston-Salem. He was considered what is called a micro-preemie because

GREENSBORO — The morning after, Minerva Cisneros Garcia went to Kohls. “I looked around and walked around smiling like crazy,” Garcia said of browsing the aisles of her favorite store that day in 2019. “I remember a few people looking at me like, ‘Are you OK?’ “ The Winston-Salem mother of three had 24 hours earlier stood before a federal immigration judge in Charlotte in what is considered one of the toughest courtrooms in the country for appealing deportatio...

Nancy McLaughlin Greensboro News & Record GREENSBORO, N.C. — Charles Frenchs "How to tie a bow tie" was once the No. 1 video on YouTube. It currently has over 4.1 million views. "I have a photo someone sent to me of Cleveland Cavaliers owner Dan Gilbert on Twitter using my YouTube video," said French, a former active duty U.S. Marine turned tailor. For French, clothing has long been a passion. He recalls being at Kiser Middle School and worrying his parents for the latest Jordache jeans. "I l...

The story of how this preachers daughter from Greensboro would become the first Black woman to practice law in North Carolina is one everyone should know. But they dont. A

Meet the frontline heroes of the coronavirus pandemic December 16, 2020 / 7:57 AM / CBS News Chris and Suzie Kraft, Parents and Business Owners "My parents have not stopped working since the pandemic started. They work hard and farmers needed them," 10-year-old Riley Kraft said. Kraft family 10-year-old Riley Krafts frontline heroes are his parents Chris and Suzie Kraft, who own a meat locker business in Ruthven, Iowa. "My parents have not stopped working since the pandemic st...

GREENSBORO — Fear comes through Tyra Clymers door on the faces of most people. As director of emergency services at Greensboro Urban Ministry, Clymers job is to try providing whatever assistance she can with available COVID-19 emergency assistance relief funds and the backing of one of the citys largest safety nets. Along with people with lower incomes, she has seen those who teach children, once worked in big offices downtown, had their own successful businesses or who care for the sick. ...