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The two Novant-acquired properties at 4319 Four Farms Road and 4315 Willow Rock Lane are located between Cone Health's MedCenter campus at 3518 Drawbridge Parkway and the planned $426 million ...
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Authorities search for suspects in Reynolds High's shooting
1 天前 · Local authorities continue their search for the suspect or suspects involved in the Dec. 10 shooting at Reynolds High School. A male Reynolds student is recovering after he was shot in his upper ...
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The arrest warrant for Amir Zion Baker, 17, of 452 W. 25th St. was not publicly disclosed Friday night by the Forsyth County magistrate’s office.
Elections | journalnow.com - Winston-Salem Journal
An election protest contesting the votes of more than 3,000 Forsyth County voters will be handled by the state elections board. The protest involves a highly contested N.C. Supreme Court contest.