Try incredible homemade ice cream at Blue Skies Creamery in Kernersville
KERNERSVILLE, N.C. (WGHP) — Craving a cool way to beat the heat this summer? How about homemade ice cream? And the best part, you don’t have to make it. Just head to the Piedmont’s newest ice cream shop. Blue Skies Creamery recently opened on Main Street in Kernersville. The owners churn out unique flavors in […]
Scattered Storms With Heavy Rain and Gusty Winds Threaten North Carolina Including Raleigh, Charlotte,...
NORTH CAROLINA — A double weather threat is developing across North Carolina today and continuing into Friday morning, as a cold front from the northwest approaches while the remnants of post-Tropical Storm Arthur move in from the south. These two systems combining will spark scattered showers and thunderstorms this af
Triad city services suspended in observance of Juneteenth
There will be a number of city closures on Friday in observance of the Juneteenth holiday. Most city offices in Greensboro will be closed, as will public libraries, the history museum, and the cultural center. City buses will operate on a normal schedule. Any water or sewer emergencies can be reported to the Water Reso
A pocket guide to Winston-Salem: Coffee, food and things to do
Got a few hours and a podcast you've been meaning to start? Point your car toward Winston-Salem. Why it matters: Located in central North Carolina, Winston-Salem is the state's fifth-largest city and about a 90-minute drive from Charlotte and Raleigh, making it an easy day trip, weekend getaway or road-trip detour.
Salem Congregation hosting reenactment of the Emancipation Proclamation
A fully costumed reenactment of the Emancipation Proclamation will take place this Friday, Juneteenth, in Old Salem. On May 21, 1865, at St. Philips Moravian Church in Salem, Chaplain Seth Clark of the Ohio 10th Cavalry declared all enslaved people within rebellious states shall be free. On Friday, Salem Congregation..
Driver charged with impaired driving after car hit by former Greensboro officer at intersection...
GREENSBORO, N.C. (WGHP) — The driver of a car that was hit by a marked Greensboro Police Department car last month was charged with impaired driving on Wednesday, according to a High Point Police Department news release. Background On May 3, around 2:30 a.m., former Officer Haley L. Maeurer, 25, was driving east on Eas
ABSS vs. County mediation could begin as early as Monday
County commissioners to hold emergency meeting Thursday to consult with their attorney on how to respond to school board challenge. Alamance County’s leaders have been in a holding pattern since Tuesday afternoon when the Alamance-Burlington school board resolved to challenge the local school system’s allowance in the
Increased Fire Danger Issued Across Rowan County and Central North Carolina Today
Even though rain from the remnants of Tropical Storm Arthur is expected to arrive later tonight, the hours leading up to that rainfall could bring an increased risk for fires across Rowan County and much of central North Carolina. The National Weather Service has issued an Increased Fire Danger Statement...
LIST: Juneteenth celebrations and events happening across the Triad
GREENSBORO, N.C. — Communities across the Triad are marking Juneteenth with festivals, cultural celebrations, music, food, history and family-friendly activities. Here are events happening now through the weekend. Juneteenth GSO Fest. 📅 Thursday, June 18 – Sunday, June 21. 📍 Multiple locations across Greensboro. The 6t
Dry, hot pattern as summer nears | Off the Radar Ep. 15
RALEIGH, N.C. (WNCN) — It’s been a wild year of weather across central North Carolina. And the year is only halfway done!. From record highs in the upper 90s and lower 100s to weeks without measurable rainfall, we’ve seen it all so far this month. Meteorologists Matthew Huddleston and Rachel Duensing discuss the recent
