The Durham Pottery Tour returns this weekend, giving residents a chance to visit local ceramic artists, see work in progress, and purchase handmade pieces directly from studios.
1 min readFormer Wake Forest University football standout Jessie Bates III is heading to the Jacksonville Jaguars after the Atlanta Falcons agreed to trade the veteran safety in exchange for two future NFL draft picks.
One cyclist was killed and nearly two dozen others were injured when a driver struck a group of riders head-on in Wake County. The driver faces multiple felony charges.
Boston defeated Milwaukee 117–97 on November 8. Paul George scored 27 points, Jayson Tatum added 21, and the Celtics improved to 8–2.
Winston-Salem police arrested a 20-year-old suspect after a deadly shooting during WSSU homecoming weekend left a 19-year-old man dead and a woman injured.
County boards of elections across North Carolina are meeting Friday to certify results from the November 3 general election, a required step before final statewide totals are confirmed.
Search warrants detail allegations in the NC State Sigma Nu hazing investigation. The chapter is suspended while criminal and university inquiries continue.
North Carolina business news: US Conec, Bracco and other companies announce major investments, while Foster, Pella and MasterBrand report job cuts.
Winston-Salem State University says classes will resume November 10 after two campus shootings during homecoming weekend left one person dead and others injured.
North Carolina ferry tolls begin on more routes January 1, 2027. See approved fares, affected crossings and the annual commuter pass.
Durham’s Stage 2 water shortage restrictions remain in place as city reservoirs stay well below normal levels, and officials continue to monitor demand and weather conditions.
North Carolina is expanding grant and technical assistance programs aimed at small farms and rural agribusinesses, with the goal of helping more producers stay viable and reach new markets.
The Durham Pottery Tour returns this weekend, giving residents a chance to visit local ceramic artists, see work in progress, and purchase handmade pieces directly from studios.
Raleigh canceled its Nov. 6 First Friday Market and Movie at Moore Square due to weather. The free event had included vendors, food trucks and an outdoor screening.
The North Carolina housing market continues to show steady demand in the Triangle, Charlotte, and other major metro areas, with home prices remaining firm and inventory still limited in many neighborhoods.
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