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This North Carolina Town Is So Affordable, $1,300 Covers Rent, Utilities, And Groceries

Financial stress just became an optional life experience, and Eden, North Carolina is the place where you can opt out entirely. This Rockingham County gem proves that living well on a reasonable budget isn’t a fantasy reserved for time travelers or lottery winners. Here’s something that’ll make your accountant...
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Greensboro autism facility permanently closes; bankruptcy filing reveals six figure debt

GREENSBORO, N.C. (WGHP) — Lovely Day ABA and Autism Services has shut down after an insurance dispute led the owner, Sunrise ABA and Autism Services LLC., to file for Chapter 11 bankruptcy. On the same day that Sunrise ABA filed for bankruptcy, founder Mamie Turner alerted employees and families that the Greensboro fac
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Meaghan Puckett completes residency at Wake Forest School of Medicine

Meaghan Kate Puckett, MD has completed a four-year residency in neurology at Wake Forest University School of Medicine. In addition to her residency graduation diploma, she received the David Lefkowitz […]
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Mebane’s newest bestseller: No Bad Books fills a void in downtown Mebane

About 10 years ago, Taylor Collier and her husband were visiting downtown Mebane for the first time. The city’s center was quaint — bustling, but quiet. Unassuming and friendly. Retailers, restaurants, ice cream store, a coffee shop, bank, etc. Surprisingly, it lacked a place to buy books. Collier,...
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A $109K Claim, a Rolls-Royce Dispute, and Randolph County’s Hospital Trust Problem

A hospital is not supposed to become the kind of place where residents have to...
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Video shows scene after crash involving Amtrak train, tractor-trailer in Guilford County

GREENSBORO, N.C. (WGHP) — An Amtrak train and a tractor-trailer were involved in a crash in Guilford County today, according to Greensboro police. At about 2:30 p.m., emergency crews responded to the collision on the 100 block of Buchanan Church Road, near Burlington Road, police said. Amtrak reports that its 75 train
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A&T’s ‘R1’ Status Will Be Major Milestone For Greensboro

North Carolina A&T State University Chancellor James R. Martin II said on Tuesday, June 23, that the university has already met every requirement to become one of the nation’s top research universities and expects to receive its official R1 designation next year – a milestone he said would transform not only the univer
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Medicare change could cover some weight loss drugs

HIGH POINT, N.C. (WGHP) — Carrying extra pounds affects your health, especially if you’re an older adult, but a change in Medicare will soon help some people lose the weight. Linda Pritchett explains what’s changing for weight-loss drugs in Successful Aging.
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Greensboro Police Department cracks the internet up by requesting people to do crime outside...

The Greensboro Police Department are seeking donations to start their "Beat the Heat Hydration Packs" program - Source : Getty North Carolina's Greensboro Police Department took to X, formerly known as Twitter, and shared a tweet requesting people to commit crimes outside their jurisdiction amid the excessive heat. The
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WS/FCS considers new rules for cell phones, metal cups

Winston-Salem/Forsyth County Schools is considering multiple updates to its code of conduct, including new offenses related to the use of cell phones and metal cups. District officials say they want to better distinguish between different types of cell phone use at school. There would be a lower-level offense, where a.

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