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Temperatures to drop precipitously this afternoon; slight chance of tornado tonight
Unusually warm weather will hang around today until about quitting time, then a strong cold front will move in, dropping temperatures from 70 degrees to near freezing in a matter of a few hours, according to meteorologists.
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Man assaulted at Clemmons club
Forsyth County sheriff’s deputies are searching for someone who cut a man at a Clemmons club early Sunday morning.
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Project Pearl gussies up dogs and cats at the county animal shelter
By the time Fowler Ruffin and Melissa Ball placed two squirmy kittens in the draped chair, the third one scooted off.
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Rep. Larry Womble critically injured in head-on crash that killed one
Larry Womble, 70, a Democratic member of the N.C. House of Representatives since 1995, is in critical condition in Wake Forest Baptist Medical Center today following an automobile accident late Friday night that killed a Winston-Salem resident.
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Birthday magic: 11 years old on 11-11-11
Women who were in maternity wards 11 years ago — on Nov. 11, 2000 — are today putting together birthday parties for their sons and daughters who are celebrating their 11th birthdays on 11/11/11.
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Gadhafi's death will allow Libyans to decide their own fate, local experts say
After the celebrations over the killing of former Libyan dictator Moammar Gadhafi end, Libyans will face an even tougher time than the Egyptians or Tunisians in figuring out their country's next personality and mode of government.
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'Cities have egos too': The importance of national rankings
Rankings are an American obsession, Winston-Salem/Forsyth County Schools Superintendent Don Martin believes.
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Automobile magnate O.F. Fowler dies at 103
O.F. Fowler, whose Winston-Salem-based car dealership empire began in the 1930s with Modern Chevrolet, died Friday at Arbor Acres. He was 103.
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Hands-on intro to kindergarten
The prekindergartners who attended summer camp at Kimmel Farm Elementary this week will likely be good hand washers the rest of their lives.
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6-year-old heads out on cross-county trek
When 6-year-old C.J. Burford grows up, he wants to be Indiana Jones and "find gold and all that stuff," but for now, he's got his mind set on riding his new bicycle across Forsyth County on Friday.
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Prescription painkiller bust nets 44 people in Davidson County
At the end of a three-month undercover operation, the Davidson County Sheriff's Office on Thursday announced a record 243 charges against 44 people accused of illegally selling prescription painkillers.
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Reaching out to passers-by
A case of 24 large-print paperback Bibles costs Dave Busick $94.92, including shipping. A cheap price, he says, to spread the gospel.
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Forsyth GOP chairman to run for U.S. Congress
Nathan Tabor, chairman of the Republican Party of Forsyth County, said Saturday that he is planning a 2012 run for Congress in District 13, a seat now held by Democrat Brad Miller.
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Cream fillings at Krispy Kreme now include fizzy Cheerwine
The history of cream fillings for Krispy Kreme doughnuts includes not just vanilla and custard, and fruit fillings such as raspberry and blueberry.
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Request to rename a street after Obama causes debate
A man who wants to rename a Winston-Salem street in honor of President Barack Obama is running into delays from city officials, who say they are taking some time for a comprehensive look at the street-renaming policy.
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Bib's racks up top honors at RibFest
Eating ribs requires a no-holds-barred attitude and at least 10 napkins per rib, says the co-owner of Bib's Downtown barbecue restaurant.
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Home-type setting for seniors rare
Tina and Dennis Pendergrass, who run The Elite Living Home for seniors in Yadkinville, are two of only a handful of people in North Carolina who operate a home-type setting for seniors.
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Victorian home converted into seniors' apartments
Last Halloween, the seniors sat on the front porch, doling out candy to the costumed children who came by. On patriotic holidays, Tina Pendergrass accompanies them on short walks just up the street so they can watch the parades downtown.
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Three students earn second place in national healthy cooking competition
Pulled chicken barbecue on a whole-grain bun, a side of baked sweet potato wedges topped with melted cheddar cheese, and an apple cinnamon yogurt parfait for dessert.
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Ernestine Wilson, first woman council member in Winston-Salem, dies
Ernestine Wilson, the first woman ever elected to the Winston-Salem Board of Aldermen, died Friday in Winston-Salem. She was 81.
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