The following letter was addressed to Historic Jamestown Society members and the Jamestown News by descendants of the Mendenhall family. Two items shown here, the addition of descendant Joseph Moore ...

Welcome to our favorite issue of the year, The Triad’s Best! As many of you may know, this is our biggest issue all year, and something we spend several months working on. People from all over North ...

Cover photo by Sean Myers Photography. (In the print version of this story, the Sean’s last name was incorrect. It has been updated online.) Therapist and horse trainer Stacey Carter is a resilient ...

This is Part 1 in a series of in-depth articles looking at homelessness and housing insecurity in the Triad’s three largest cities, its impact, and what can be done to help alleviate the issue. While ...

"My counselor made me stand up in front of the other kids in the Insight Program and explicitly say what my rapist did to me,” alleged a High Point resident ...

Each semester Guilford Technical Community College recognizes students for outstanding academic achievements. Congratulations to our students who made the President's, Dean's and Honors lists for fall ...

Last week at Greensboro’s Guilford County Courthouse, it took nine minutes to log onto the self-service portal in the Clerk of Courts office. An attorney, using a public station because the portal ...

North Carolina is the second state in the nation to make purchasing sex a felony. The new law takes effect December 1, 2024, and applies to offenses committed on or after that date. In June, Governor ...

Supper clubs were integral to a city’s social life from the 1940s to the 1960s. Especially on the East coast and down South, where ladies lacquered on lipstick and men tightened the knots in their ...

Did you know that over 15 million households in the US source their drinking water from a private well? That’s a large chunk of the population living off-grid when it comes to their tap supply. The ...