‘Mini Maestros’ exposes Guilford County elementary schoolers to string instruments
GREENSBORO, NC (WGHP) — From the feel of the bow and the sound it makes as it crosses the strings, to those strings themselves when they are played. Some budding elementary school musicians are getting the feel of their instruments for the first time. It’s all part of the Mini Maestros camp at the summer […]
Wyndham Rewards Exits Greensboro Golf After 20 Years, $40M State Deal Looms
Wyndham Rewards' 20-year run as title sponsor of Greensboro's PGA Tour stop comes to a close this weekend, with the company's agreement expiring at the end of 2026 and no replacement sponsor yet announced. The tournament, held at Sedgefield Country Club, has relied on Wyndham's backing to remain on the PGA Tour calenda
Gov. Stein Pulls Burlington Ex-Chief’s Public Safety Nod After Senate Standoff
Governor Josh Stein withdrew his nomination of Jeff Smythe to lead the North Carolina Department of Public Safety on Monday, ending a seven-month standoff during which the state Senate never held a confirmation hearing or vote on the pick. Stein is instead appointing Smythe as senior advisor for homeland security in th
Antique hunters can strike gold at popular Archdale shop
ARCHDALE, N.C. (WGHP) — It’s the “can’t miss” sign just off Interstate 85, and inside Archdale Antiques, there’s no shortage of treasures waiting to be discovered. From lamps and artwork to furniture and memorabilia, every corner of the sprawling store offers something different. And among the antiques, visitors might
Greensboro man dies after being thrown from motorcycle, hit by vehicle on US 29...
GREENSBORO, N.C. (WGHP) — A Greensboro motorcyclist died on Sunday when he was hit by a vehicle after a crash, according to a Greensboro Police Department news release. Around 9:07 p.m., David Len McDaniel, 56, of Greensboro, was driving a Harley-Davidson south on US 29 between Textile Drive and East Wendover Avenue. M
Hot and steamy weather settling into the region for the week ahead
(WGHP) — Hot and steamy weather is going nowhere over the next few days as the 90s look to stick around and isolated storm chances settle in. This is exactly what we would expect for late summer in the Piedmont. We will start the work week off on a mild and muggy note with morning […]
Carolina Curious: Spilling the beans on the Dutch Bros Coffee hype
Social media buzz and hundreds of cars have greeted Dutch Bros Coffee as the chain expands across the Piedmont, leaving many asking: what’s all the hype, and why are these lines so long? For today’s Carolina Curious, WFDD's Kathan Gandhi spills the beans on the Triad’s newest chain.
Data center concerns resurrect issue of countywide zoning
Alamance County’s leaders have been introduced to a lot of cutting-edge concepts as they prepare for a public hearing later this month about a proposed moratorium on the development of new data centers. But there’s also one, old familiar issue that keeps creeping in as the county’s top brass...
12 Warren YMCA Powerhouse Gymnasts Compete at 2026 YMCA National Championships
GREENSBORO, N.C. – Twelve gymnasts from the Warren YMCA Powerhouse Gymnastics Team attended the 2026 YMCA National Gymnastics Championship Invitational, held in Greensboro, NC, in June. More than 1,500 gymnasts from all over the country were in attendance. Level 3: Child B division. Ryan Betts 7th balance beam, 5th...
Ona Speedway to present Richard Petty with plaque from 1970 NASCAR win at track
RANDLEMAN, N.C. (WCHS) — A Cabell County racetrack will present NASCAR's most accomplished driver with a plaque celebrating one of his wins at the track. Ona Speedway will present the plaque to Richard Petty, known by fans as "The King," in a private ceremony Tuesday morning, according to a release from Ona Speedway.

















