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Guilford County GOP reminds voters of early polling locations, dates and times

By Benjamin Kibbey | Oct 23, 2020

Community members should take advantage of early-voting options before it is too late, the Guilford County Republican Party said, while offering a voting guide aimed at Republican balloters.

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Guilford Internet hubs, learning centers closed to prepare for in-person education

By Benjamin Kibbey | Oct 18, 2020

As Guilford County Schools prepare for some in-person instruction, the district is closing Internet hubs and some learning centers that have served students lacking Internet connectivity during the school year's early days.

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Greensboro-area restaurateurs welcome the possibility of $120 billion federal Restaurant Act

By Benjamin Kibbey | Sep 30, 2020

Restaurant owners in the Greensboro area are embracing the possibility of a new federal relief bill, the Restaurant Act, as the goal for many is still simply staying afloat amid the economic crisis created by restrictions related to COVID-19.

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High Point University again receives top regional spots in U.S. News and World Report rankings

By Benjamin Kibbey | Sep 25, 2020

High Point University once again received the top spot in two separate categories in the U.S. News and World Report’s annual “America’s Best Colleges.”

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Fact check finds hand washing ad targeting Tillis misleading

By Benjamin Kibbey | Aug 6, 2020

A recent political ad targeting Sen. Thom Tillis (R-NC) has been shown to rely on a false presentation of an illustration he gave in 2015 to attempt to claim Republican senator is against hand washing during the COVID-19 pandemic.

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State Treasurer Folwell says COVID restriction-created income inequality will take years to overcome

By Benjamin Kibbey | Jun 1, 2020

North Carolina State Treasurer Dale Folwell recently voiced concerns over the ongoing and long-term effects of the continued restrictions placed on the state in response to the novel coronavirus, especially as it affects those near the bottom of the economic ladder.