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2 children sent to hospital after fire at Winston-Salem apartment

WINSTON-SALEM, N.C. (WGHP) — A fire at an apartment in Winston-Salem sent two children to the hospital, according to the Winston-Salem Fire Department. At about 1:54 a.m. on Sunday, fire crews responded to the 100 block of Inverness Street. Fire officials say the Engine 3 crew rescued two children from a unit. The two
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Between Greensboro And Charlotte Is North Carolina’s Second Largest Lake With Premier Fishing Spots

What's shaped like a squished lizard, offers premier fishing, and rests more than 600 feet above sea level? High Rock Lake, one of North Carolina's largest manmade bodies of water, lies just 50 minutes away from Greensboro and a little over an hour from Charlotte. The large aquatic destination presents an ideal day tri
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Manager’s Warning: Don’t Keep Using Fund Balance

“We cannot continue to drain our fund balance.”. Alamance County’s manager Heidi York has insisted that the dose of tough love she recommends for the county’s departments and agencies is meant to relieve a very real affliction threatening the county’s financial health. In her presentation on Monday,...
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Manager Blames Post-reval Tax Rate for Current Revenue Crisis

Alamance County’s manager Heidi York insisted that it wasn’t simply bad luck that has led to the financial predicament which she identified in her budget presentation to the county’s governing board. Instead, the county manager pointed to some crucial decisions that the board of commissioners made in...
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Manager’s budget gets mixed verdict from board

Members of the general public weren’t alone in their ambivalence about the proposed budget that county manager Heidi York unfurled on Monday. Equally mixed was the reaction from Alamance County’s commissioners – especially when it came to York’s recommendation for a 2.25 cent increase in the county’s levy on property.
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ALAMANCE NEWS EXCLUSIVE: Comprehensive Coverage of County Manager’s Proposed 2026-2027 Budget, Property Tax Rate...

For the most comprehensive coverage of county government, you need to be reading The Alamance News each week. Here are this week’s stories related to the proposed new county budget. Breaking (Monday night) news overview: https://bit.ly/3Rq5V4W. From the May 21, 2026 print edition (all stories by Tomas Murawski, staff..
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As Tax Burden Shifts Onto Homeowners, Cheapest Homes Will See Biggest Tax Hikes

If you live in Greensboro, then you live in Guilford County, so you of course pay the taxman for each of those location rights and, now that the city manager and the county manager have put their proposed budgets out there for everyone to see, it’s not looking good for Greensboro homeowners.
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Police seek suspect in armed robbery at Burlington gas station

BURLINGTON, N.C. — Police are searching for a person who robbed a Burlington gas station with a firearm late Saturday night. Around 10:30 p.m. Saturday night officers went out to the Family Fare on Maple Avenue responding to a robbery call. According to police, when officers got there, they...
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Guilford ‘Creek Week’ Returns With Fishing, Cleanup Events And A Look At What Happens...

People in Guilford County often don’t think much about creeks and storm drains unless there’s a flood, a bad smell or a mosquito problem. However, county and city officials are hoping residents will spend at least a little time thinking about where water goes – and what things people throw into it – during this year’s
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Spotty showers, storms possible Sunday in the Piedmont Triad

PIEDMONT TRIAD, N.C. (WGHP) — Spotty showers and cloudy skies lingering through Saturday evening with temperatures continuing to hover in the mid to upper 50s. Temperatures continue to sit around the mid-50s overnight, and we’ll see fog develop during the overnight hours as well. Sunday starts with cloudy skies and fog

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