Joshua Davis
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Maple Springs Food Pantry warns SNAP cuts could strain local organizations (opens the original)
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Changes to Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program benefits go into effect Thursday, and local food banks and pantries are sounding the alarm about how those changes could affect our neighbors. "How do you pick who should eat?" asked Heather Schenck. "These are questions we shouldn't be asking. Everybody should get to eat." It's an unimaginable challenge for the Maple Springs Food Pantry in Winston-Salem, as SNAP changes detailed in the federal law HR1 officially go into effect. Schenck, who m
One person taken to hospital after shooting at Winston-Salem gas station, officials say (opens the original)
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One person has been taken to the hospital after a shooting at a Sheetz on Peter's Creek Parkway in Winston-Salem, according to officials. Get the latest news stories of interest by clicking here Winston-Salem police confirmed officers responded to the area for a reported shooting. Subscribe to WXII's free YouTube channel here Forsyth County EMS said they responded to the scene around 8:20 p.m., transporting one victim to the hospital. At this time, there are no additional details on the victim's
Author John Green helps kick off Bookmarks festival of books and authors in Winston-Salem (opens the original)
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Bookmarks’ Festival of Books and Authors is officially underway in Winston-Salem. It kicked off with a keynote featuring authors John Green and Angie Thomas to talk about Green's new book, "Hollywood Ending." The excitement was obvious when Green took the stage. Speaking to him before the show, he said it’s an amazing feeling to be a part of the festival. "Hollywood Ending" is his first fiction novel in nine years, since 2017’s "Turtles All The Way Down." "I remember all the years when I was tra
'Painful at the pump': Fair Share Farm braces for diesel prices to impact their business (opens the original)
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With gas and oil prices continuing to climb, businesses in the Piedmont Triad are feeling the pain at the pump. One local farm is working to limit the impact on its bottom line and customers. Get the latest news stories of interest by clicking here You can’t beat buying local, especially when it comes to fresh food. Producing it is a calling that Elliot Seldner has prided himself on for the last decade, owning and operating fair share farms. But from buying and planting seed to harvesting and sh
Survivor on the 64th floor of North Tower remembers 9/11 during ceremony in Oak Ridge (opens the original)
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Communities across the Triad joined together Friday to remember the victims of 9/11. Many people gathered at the Veterans Honor Green at Heritage Farm Park in Oak Ridge to honor the lives lost on 9/11. During the ceremony a bell rang four times marking the moments when two planes hit the World Trade Center, another hit the Pentagon, and a fourth crashed near Shanksville, Pennsylvania. A newly built memorial was revealed during the ceremony bearing a piece of the towers that fell. One of the surv
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