The Second Harvest Food Bank of Northwest North Carolina will begin two programs that deliver food to hungry families in more personal ways, including the expansion of a pilot program that delivers 65 pounds of food, per person, at drive-by distribution points such as high schools.
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A firm owned by a member of the board that oversees the state's Golden LEAF Foundation has received more than $129,000 so far for two projects funded largely by the foundation for work in Surry, Wilkes and Yadkin counties, according to local and foundation records.
The N.C. Department of Transportation has awarded a contract to resurface more than 23 miles of roads in Alleghany and Ashe counties.
Board members of the Piedmont Authority for Regional Transportation complained Wednesday that they are not getting enough information about a federal audit of the agency's finances and what's being done to fix the problems raised in the audit.
Stunned Alleghany County residents are rallying around their star wrestler, Luke Hampton, who suffered a severe spinal cord injury on Saturday while wrestling in a tournament at Hibriten High School in Lenoir.
Ten galleries and studios in Alleghany County are hosting tours today, Friday and Sunday in the N.C. Mountain Arts Adventure Studio Tour.
The combination of more visitors to Forsyth County and higher fuel and food costs contributed to a 9.2 percent jump in spending last year to $622.9 million.
Below is Part 2 of a three-part series listing who has filed for municipal races in northwest North Carolina. Today's listing is for Davie, Stokes and Surry counties. For more filings listings, go to JournalNow.com.
Joe Hopper thought about his "guys" as he sat by himself during King's Memorial Day service Sunday afternoon.
The Triad economy kept growing slowly during April, with the jobless rate slipping into single digits for the first time in seven months.
A severe thunderstorm rumbled through the region Friday afternoon, toppling trees, including one that fell onto Business 40, backing up traffic as crews worked to clear it.
High winds Thursday night during thunderstorms that passed through Forsyth County toppled the steeple at Immanuel Baptist Church on Lewisville-Clemmons Road.
A missing South Carolina woman found alive yesterday evening in rugged terrain about a mile off the Blue Ridge Parkway in Stone Mountain State Park was airlifted to Wake Forest University Baptist Medical Center this morning, authorities said.
Results of today's election primary races...
Alleghany County voters chose three Democrats for the Board of Commissioners in Tuesday's primary, narrowing the field from six candidates.
A man was killed while ice climbing on Ice Rock, an area along the Blue Ridge Parkway south of Sparta, authorities said today.
SPARTA — Martin Marietta Composites Inc. said yesterday that it is closing its manufacturing plant in Sparta, eliminating 40 jobs. The employees will receive severance packages.
Gov. Bev Perdue has declared an emergency in 15 mountain counties in hopes that the state can get federal help to pay for the cleanup from December winter storms.
Some homes and businesses in the North Carolina mountains are still without power.
The N.C. Housing Finance Agency said Friday that the Consumer Credit Counseling Service of Forsyth and Northwestern Regional Housing Authority of Boone have been recognized for having among the highest loan approval ratings for the N.C. Home Protection Program.
The National Weather Service in Blacksburg, Va., issued a winter weather advisory Tuesday night for sleet and freezing rain in Northwest North Carolina until at least 6 a.m. Wednesday.
Three people were killed Monday when their pickup collided with a truck on U.S. 21 in Roaring Gap, authorities said.
Election results from the local Nov. 3, 2009 general election.
Homeowners in the Triad and Northwest North Carolina will face a smaller increase on their insurance rates, if not a slight decline, beginning today.
Like most Triad employment officials and residents, Anne Bowlin can't put her finger directly on what's causing the dramatic increase in job losses in the Triad. All she knows is that the unemployment rate in the Triad -- which rose to 11.5 percent in February -- appears accurate because the lines keep getting longer in her offices at the N.C. Employment Security Commission.
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