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Forsyth County Drug taskforce reflects on past years
Captain Mike Cardwell, the agent in charge of the Forsyth County drug task force says that although the numbers are not at an all-time high here locally, overdose is still a huge concern. → Read More
U.S. Airforce Veteran will be on Triad Honor Flight Thursday
It’s been over a decade since the last triad honor flight and tomorrow a plane full of veteran passengers will be taking off to Washington, D.C., tomorrow. → Read More
Winston-Salem fabric shop help Afghan refugees
Village Fabric Shop in Winston-Salem came up with a way to use their love of quilting to do just that. → Read More
High Point pharmacy rolls out COVID-19 vaccine to children
Health care providers across the Piedmont Triad are now offering the child-sized Pfizer COVID-19 vaccines that were approved for kids ages 5 to 11 this week. → Read More
Winston-Salem pediatrician talks vaccinations for ages 5-to-11
Dr. Kimberly Montez says that she is recommending all parents vaccinate their children when it becomes available as the effectiveness of the vaccine far outweighs the risk of side effects. → Read More
Surry County Schools create metric to decide schools' mask policy
Superintendent Travis Reeves says an exclusion rate will be calculated for each individual school daily. → Read More
Ardmore neighborhood house becomes a popular trick or treat stop
The owner and his friends dressing up some of Halloween’s scariest characters and life-sized decorations have made this house the top trick-or-treat spot in the Ardmore neighborhood for nearly two decades. → Read More
Triad newlyweds use their special day to raise funds for a cause
Funds will be distributed to Greensboro Police Department families to help with their children’s education. → Read More
Doctor's thoughts on booster shots and which one to get
Dr. Christopher Ohl with Atrium Health Wake Forest Baptist recommends everyone over the age of 18, who received a Johnson & Johnson vaccine, receive either a Pfizer or Moderna booster. → Read More
How to safely use a space heater as temperatures drop
Forsyth County Assistant Fire Chief Chris Vogler said the risks of improperly using a space heater should not be taken lightly. → Read More
Winston-Salem Irish restaurant closes doors for good
Finnegan’s Wake has been serving downtown Winston-Salem for 15 years, but on Oct. 30, that all comes to end as they close for good. → Read More
Wake Forest University reacts to Colin Powell's death
Corey Walker, the Wake Forest professor of Humanities, says one of the things Powell was — a great example of is staying true to your beliefs. → Read More
City of Winston-Salem opens Quarry Park for kayaking
For $20 an hour, kayakers can choose a time slot throughout the day to explore the quarry. → Read More
Henry County Sheriff's Office reopens Short family murder case
Sheriff Lane Perry of the Henry County Sheriff’s Office says he believes there are still people out there, withholding information about the case. → Read More
How to stay safe while trick-or-treating this Halloween
Chelle Jeffery, a physician assistant at Novant Health is recommending families stick to the basics this year to keep their families safe. → Read More
Winston-Salem mom shares her story of loss
Less than two weeks later, excitement turned to sorrow and fear. → Read More
Church World Service Greensboro welcomes first Afghan refugee
Thursday night Church World Service Greensboro, a local refugee resettlement facility, welcomed their first Afghan refugee. → Read More
Winston-Salem 2021 Heart & Stroke Walk to host in-person event
Donations are accepted and all proceeds will go towards programs focused on helping people live healthier lifestyles and prevent heart attacks and strokes. → Read More
Can you get influenza and COVID-19 at the same time?
Dr. Ashley Perrott, a family physician at Novant Health recommends sticking to the basics with consistent hand-washing, wearing a mask and getting vaccinated. → Read More
Elon University students uses social media to empower others
She took to YouTube and social media to share her story, so others in similar situations could also feel empowered. → Read More