Art in the Park in Statesville fills Martin Luther King Jr. Park with live music on two stages, local artists, food trucks, and hands-on activities for all ages.
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- Novant Health Forsyth
Novant Health has acquired Community Hospital of Stokes and related clinics, expanding access to primary, specialty and hospital-based care across Stokes County.
- Roanoke
The City of Roanoke has appointed Lavar Youmans as assistant city manager, bringing 16 years of public sector leadership and fiscal recovery experience to the role.
- North Carolina Community Foundation
The North Carolina Community Foundation seeks proposals to redesign about 18 print pieces and provide ongoing design support, with responses due July 31, 2026.
- Guilford County
Guilford County partners and the Triad Black Faith Leaders and Black Farmers Network will host a free Juneteenth Triad Farmers Market in Greensboro on June 19.
- Greensboro Grasshoppers
Brian Sanchez homered twice and drove in four as the Greensboro Grasshoppers beat the Hub City Spartanburgers 8-3 to clinch the series and move to 33-18.
- Greensboro Grasshoppers
Greensboro Grasshoppers beat the Hub City Spartanburgers 8-4, improving to 32-18 behind Carlos Caro’s two hits and Bryan Mena’s winning start in Greensboro.
The Cabarrus County Board of Education will hold a work session Monday, June 1 at 6 p.m. at the Education Center, with a livestream and agenda available online.
After an acute myeloid leukemia diagnosis, Robert Hines reached remission and received a lifesaving stem cell transplant from his daughter Abby, who was a perfect donor match.
Gov. Josh Stein visits Pitt Community College to spotlight construction apprenticeships tied to his housing affordability order and budget investments in training.
Ferrum College launched a free personal training program that pairs student interns with campus participants to build fitness confidence, routines, and wellness goals.
Winston-Salem will unveil a new NC Civil Rights Trail marker on May 30, 2026, honoring the 1914 State v. Darnell decision against residential segregation.
Hickory City Schools announces leadership changes, naming new leaders at Southwest Primary School and an interim principal at Hickory High School.
Overnight May 27–28, portions of Salem Parkway/U.S. 421 in Winston-Salem will close or narrow for dandelion sculpture installations and related detours.
IALR Program Coordinator II Brian Stanley has been honored in the Martinsville-Henry County Chamber of Commerce’s inaugural 40 Under 40 class for his regional service.
Greensboro Grasshoppers lost 9-2 to the Hub City Spartanburgers, falling to 30-18 as Hub City improved to 25-22 behind a 10-7 hitting advantage on Thursday.
The Hickory Crawdads return to LP Frans Stadium on June 2 for a six-game homestand against Kannapolis, featuring nightly promotions, fireworks, and special events.
UNCG men’s soccer standout Colton Sessoms earned a SoCon postgraduate scholarship for 2025-26, recognizing his academic, athletic and community achievements.
Ferrum College pitcher Emily Wood earned CSC softball Academic All-District honors after a 4.0 business degree, major award and two strong seasons in the circle.
Valedictorian and all-conference athlete Darius Chukwuemeka balances engineering ambitions and college football, guided by discipline, resilience and faith.
Northwest High swimmer Owen Lin turned early success in the pool into a Harvard opportunity, balancing record-setting performances with top-tier academics.
Art in the Park in Statesville fills Martin Luther King Jr. Park with live music on two stages, local artists, food trucks, and hands-on activities for all ages.
Official High Point apparel showcases the city’s H Point mark, with locally produced designs from 725 Print Labs that highlight civic pride and creativity.
High Point Museum’s Wish Wall invites residents to share hopes for America at kiosks citywide, with future programs turning common themes into local action.
Northern High senior Beatrice Simu embraces her Romanian roots, excels academically and explores new cultures through Spanish study and travel abroad.