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The simple act of washing your face or applying a cream before bed has become more than a habit. It’s a way to reconnect with yourself when everything around you feels on autopilot.

The analysts and economists are finally reporting good news in the world of tech in general, and fintech specifically, thanks to a recent surge in IPO activity.

Your guide to city workers’ salaries in Winston-Salem, Greensboro and High Point is here. From the mayor of each city to the police chief to the sanitation workers, we've got the numbers on who gets ...

Triad City Beat is a weekly print and online media outlet providing news, opinion and cultural coverage of Greensboro, Winston-Salem and High Point.

After the ruling, which states pretty clearly that people are people, Cooper spent about nine minutes announcing his intention not defend the state’s official policy on marriage. The ruling does not ...

Amidst a Republican-instigated hysteria over massive voter fraud, the state Board of Elections undertook an audit of the 2016 election. Out of 4.8 million North Carolina voters participating in the ...

Discover the best smart bird feeders with camera and solar power for easy birdwatching from home. Great gifts for moms and nature lovers.

In an 8-0 vote on Tuesday evening, Greensboro city council passed updates to a city ordinance that makes it illegal to sit or lie down on public streets and sidewalks, a move that further targets the ...

Hosting a game night or party and want something that gets people talking, laughing, and maybe a little uncomfortable in the best way? These eight party games are designed to be funny, fast-paced, and ...

Featured photo: 2023 Point-in-Time volunteers Dennis Lambert, Adrienne Numaworse and Shereka Floyd, CoC Program Manager (photo by Gale Melcher) On one of the last few nights in January, Winston-Salem ...