Heat advisory for fifth day this week in central NC; index temps could hit...
RALEIGH, N.C. (WNCN) — The National Weather Service on Saturday issued a heat advisory for the fifth day this week for areas of central North Carolina. By mid-afternoon Saturday the advisory was also expanded into Durham, Chatham and Wake counties for a new heat advisory on Sunday. Earlier advisories...
Greensboro crash with injuries closes westbound lanes of East Wendover Avenue between Woodnell Street,...
GREENSBORO, N.C. (WGHP) — The westbound lanes of East Wendover Avenue are closed between Woodnell Street and Elwell Avenue due to a vehicle crash with injuries, according to a Greensboro Police Department news release. The extent of the injuries is unknown at this time. The cause of the crash is also unknown. Drivers a
37 showrooms set to open for High Point Premarket
HIGH POINT – Thirteen furniture manufacturers and importers are signed on as sponsoring exhibitors for the fall edition of High Point Premarket, set for Sept. 13-16, 2026, with another 24 non-sponsoring companies also having confirmed their opening for the event. The event is organized by a committee of sponsoring...
Douglas: Aunt’s passing stirs up fond memories
I have spent time this week traveling Memory Lane, a journey that is always a mix of melancholy, sadness and gladness. I have been nestled beside a dozen or so boxes stuffed with literally thousands of photographs, yearbooks, personal correspondence and more, tangible remnants that tell well the story of my Uncle Don a
Hamilton Spill provides update on planned relaunch
HIGH POINT — Furniture resource Hamilton Spill is making progress toward its relaunch, with a series of developments ranging from the hiring of a new sales force to new product innovations meant to enhance its prospects on retail floors. The company announced last fall that it was relaunching the...
10-year-old girl remembers stranger who saved her life in Myrtle Beach
MYRTLE BEACH S.C. (WPDE) — A 10-year-old Greensboro girl is alive after a stranger jumped into the Myrtle Beach waters to help save her from a rip current. The girl, Summer, said she became scared when she could no longer touch the ground. She tried to swim and float, but said the waves kept going over her head.
North Carolina A&T names former administrator as new AD
As previously reported by HBCU Gameday, Katreshia Louis-Verrett is the next AD at North Carolina A&T. The post North Carolina A&T names former administrator as new AD appeared first on HBCU Gameday .
Stormy conditions in store for Piedmont Triad tonight and into the weekend
(WGHP) — Scattered storms could bring very heavy rain and damaging winds to portions of the area tonight and during the first half of the weekend. The Storm Prediction Center has placed much of North Carolina in a Level 1 risk of severe thunderstorms for tonight. That risk increases to a Level 2 for the […]
Greensboro, Alamance and Yadkin to consider data center moratoriums
Three Piedmont municipalities are holding public hearings Monday about moratoriums on data center development. The Greensboro City Council is considering a 120-day moratorium specifically for data centers exceeding 10 megawatts of electrical power. The pause would give officials time to research potential impacts of th
Mandatory water restrictions are in effect for the town of Liberty until Monday
LIBERTY, N.C. (WGHP) — Mandatory water restrictions are currently affecting all Liberty residents due to infrastructure issues and low water reserves. A water restriction mandate for the town of Liberty was issued Friday morning and will remain until Monday morning. According to a Town of Liberty Facebook post, due to

















