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The Hemp Source, located at 690 Jonestown Road, Suite 190 in Winston-Salem, has announced its Spring Edition of Cannadish, offering attendees a full-blown dining experience designed to lift their spirits

Wake Forest University closed out its Season Three Face to Face Speaker Forum on April 30 with a sold-out crowd hanging on to every word that award-winning comedian, writer, producer,

Rachel Oeters didn’t know what she would be getting into when she said she’d go to a resource fair with her friend Casey Shea on a Friday afternoon, but she’s

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Peyton Manning talks football, family, and giving back

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Thousands of Triad residents have passed by her.

The John Coltrane International Jazz and Blues Festival is bringing a holiday treat to Triad residents.

Skyla, Downtown Greensboro bring ice skating to the park

A Greensboro-based singer and producer is giving Triad residents a new movie to add to their Holiday lineup this Christmas.

Thousands of Triad residents will head to the Steven Tanger Center of Performing Arts to watch “MJ: The Musical,” but for one resident it will be extra special.

This upcoming Mother’s Day has been 36 years in the making for Coshenda Clark.

While May may be the officially recognized month for Mental Health Awareness, local agencies are working to bring awareness around mental health all year long.

The High Point Theatre has reached a milestone that many artistic organizations and venues rarely achieve.

The Weatherspoon Art Museum is offering Triad residents an opportunity to see recovery firsthand.

NBA superstar Chris Paul is used to leading championship-winning teams, but now he’s leading the charge to have healthy, flavorful snacks in your kitchen.

Larry and Rennae Stowe have big dreams of transforming the Triad through their new business, CTRL V Arcade, located at 280 Charlois Blvd. in Winston-Salem. The venue is the first

The High Point Arts Council has a new leader at the helm. One who is eager to get started and elevate the city’s presence among the arts in the Triad.

The 2025 John Coltrane International Jazz and Blues Festival will return to High Point’s Oak Hollow Festival Park, located at 1841 Eastchester Drive, on Saturday, Aug. 30, and Sunday, Aug.

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