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Person hit, killed by train in downtown Greensboro

GREENSBORO, N.C. (WGHP) — One person is dead after being struck by a train in downtown Greensboro on Monday night, according to Guilford County EMS. At around 9:30 p.m. on Monday, EMS came to the area of downtown Greensboro after a person was struck by a train. The crash was in the area of Spring […]
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At Last, Buc-ee’s Comes to North Carolina: A Dream Realized for Mebane and the...

This article was originally published on Crafting Your Home. A human contributor also wrote and edited the post. After years of delays,…
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Storms cause flooding, tree damage across central NC

A Cary house sustained serious damage when a large tree fell on it Monday afternoon.
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A Deep Dive Into The Design Language Of The Southeast

As both a lifelong Atlantan raised in a classical 1920s house and an editor who has written about Southeastern residences for decades, I know firsthand that Southerners take design, and our homes, seriously. Some of America’s most acclaimed interior designers, past and present, hail from the region, including Albert Ha
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Slight Risk for Severe Storms and Flash Flooding Today Across Central North Carolina

An active weather pattern will continue across central North Carolina today, and portions of our area are included in the Storm Prediction Center's Slight Risk (Level 2 of 5) for severe thunderstorms. The greatest concern will be damaging wind gusts from strong thunderstorms, although torrential rainfall could also lea
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Developers making big investment in southeastern Guilford County

GUILFORD COUNTY, N.C. (WGHP) — Two Greensboro developers are making a big investment in building a mixed-use commercial and residential area in southeastern Guilford County, along Woody Mill Road and Liberty Road. Simpson Commercial Real Estate and Brown Investment Properties are working together to invest nearly $100
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Kernersville family advocates for transparency after son’s surgery denied by insurance

KERNERSVILLE, N.C. (WGHP) – A Triad family is sharing their story of a health emergency and insurance struggles, hoping to effect change and encourage others in their position to get the help they need.  Just 24 hours out from an essential surgery for their six-year-old Bennett, the Reel family says their insurance den
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This Piedmont Triad dam is still standing and holds history

PIEDMONT TRIAD, N.C. (WGHP) — Where Guilford County meets Alamance County, a narrow road winds past a body of water that many drivers barely notice. Yet tucked among the trees is one of the region’s oldest surviving landmarks, the Kimesville Dam. Built in 1812 by early settlers to power a grist mill, the dam has […]
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Storms, with damaging wind and flooding, possible in Triangle area

Severe storms, with damaging winds and flash flooding, are possible in parts of the Triangle and central North Carolina as the area’s “unsettled weather” continues. The forecast is “hit-and-miss” for storms on Monday, July 20, through the week with Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday all with a slight, or level 2, risk of se
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Late-Night Flash Flood Alarm Has Piedmont On Edge Until 2 A.M.

Late Sunday night, the Raleigh office of the National Weather Service issued a flash flood warning for a swath of the central Piedmont, putting Anson, Montgomery, Richmond and Stanly counties under the gun through 2 a.m. Monday. Doppler radar showed thunderstorms had already unloaded 2 to 3 inches of rain in spots, and

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