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A Wilkesboro father is raising questions about how Wilkes County Schools officials handled an incident involving his son, who authorities say was assaulted with a broom handle in a locker room at Wilkes Central High School in April. Five male Wilkes Central students, ranging in age from 15 to 18, have been charged in the incident involving Jovan Miller’s 15-year-old son. During the incident, a student “shoved a broom handle against the victim’s buttocks,” and another student held him down, according to court documents. Wilkes Central High School The 18-year-olds were charg...

Forsyth County Commissioner Tonya McDaniel looks to hold the key vote as the county board considers which church-sponsored development project gets to buy a lot at the corner of Highland Avenue and Fifth Street, or in fact whether the county sells the lot at all. And McDaniel isn’t saying how she feels. The six other county commissioners voiced their opinions on the issue Thursday, but McDaniel kept her mouth closed and said she’s thinking about all the options. That leaves three commissioners in favor of at least putting the land up for bid, and three who say the county should not ...

UNC School of the Arts has set up a new scholarship program in hopes of recruiting a more diverse group of students. The Winston-Salem arts conservatory announced Wednesday that it will work with a New York foundation “to recruit, train and support talented students who might be missed through traditional avenues,” according to a news release. UNC School of the Arts said it plans to award 10 full scholarships to undergraduates from eight U.S. cities, including Charlotte, Dallas and Philadelphia. The first Posse Artists will enter UNCSA in fall 2022. School officials said they hope t...