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Scrap metal fire at Reidsville recycling facility burns for over 16 hours

REIDSVILLE, N.C. — A large scrap metal pile fire at Foss Recycling in Reidsville kept firefighters on scene for more than 16 hours Monday night into Tuesday, authorities said. The Reidsville Fire Department responded to the blaze just before 9 p.m. Monday. Crews worked to contain the fire while...
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Alamance County Manager recommends 2.25-cent increase to property taxes

ALAMANCE COUNTY, N.C. — Alamance County Manager Heidi York recommended a 2.25-cent increase to property taxes at Monday's commissioner's meeting. The increase would generate approximately $6.2 million in new revenue, funds which York said are sorely needed. York cited the depletion of the fund balance, which she said i
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Greensboro man charged after woman set on fire in West Gate City Boulevard attack:...

GREENSBORO, N.C. — A Greensboro man has been arrested and charged after police say he poured gasoline on a woman and set her on fire last week, leaving her in critical condition. Andrew Alan Lewis Mathews, 43, was taken into custody Monday night and charged with assault with a...
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North Church Street closed in both directions from Henry Street to East Cone Boulevard...

GREENSBORO, N.C. (WGHP) — A crash with injuries closed North Church Street in both directions from Henry Street to East Cone Boulevard on Monday, according to a Greensboro Police Department news release. Three people were taken to the hospital with serious injuries, EMS says. The cause of the crash is also unknown. Pol
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More heat coming to Piedmont Triad

(WGHP) — More heat is coming our way on Tuesday and Wednesday. Tuesday will be sunny and hot with lows in the middle 60s and highs in the lower 90s. The record high for May 19th is 96 degrees. On Wednesday, a cold front will approach the mountains. Skies will be mostly sunny across the […]
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Eden police searching for missing 25-year-old man

EDEN, N.C. — The Eden Police Department is asking for the public's help in locating a man who has been missing for nearly two weeks. Marcus Clayvon Pinkard, 25, was last seen on May 5 in Eden. No other details about his disappearance or last known location were provided.
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Woman accused of aiding ex-con husband to acquire illegal firearm

A woman from Snow Camp has been arrested for allegedly helping her husband, a previously convicted felon, acquire a firearm that he later used to threaten her in her own home. Amanda Kristen Heavener was taken into custody last Wednesday on one count of aiding and abetting Charles William Heavener II in the commission
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Greensboro neighbors react to proposed housing development

GREENSBORO, N.C. (WGHP) – Neighbors along Old Randleman Road want answers to their concerns after a plan proposes adding up to 900 homes to the community. City council leaders will hear comments in a public hearing on Tuesday. The meeting will take place at 5:30 p.m. in the plaza level of the Melvin Municipal Building
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Holding Hospitals to Their Big Charity Care Promise

Last year, Amber Holloway got an unusual letter with a blue “UNDUE” stamp in the corner. It said she no longer had to pay eight old hospital bills. “I thought it was fake,” she said. “I was glad, but I didn’t really believe it.”. But...
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‘That community can’t handle 1,000 homes’: Residents push back against proposed Alamance County development

GRAHAM, N.C. — A budget presentation meeting in Alamance County turned into a lengthy discussion Monday night over a proposed housing development near the Orange County line. Dozens of residents packed the Alamance County Commissioners meeting to voice concerns about a proposed project that could bring up to 1,000...

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