Kathan Gandhi
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Spotted lanternfly spreads to North Carolina commercial winery (opens the original)
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North Carolina’s fastest-moving hitchhiker — it’s not a human. It's a bug. One that’s started popping up everywhere. The spotted lanternfly — which is actually more like a cicada than a fly — was first detected in North Carolina four years ago. They've already been seen in at least seven counties and pose threats to many plant species, especially grapes, according to Lorena Lopez, assistant professor with the NC Extension. "If you have bunches already closer to harvest, that's gonna ruin your bu
Carolina Curious: Spilling the beans on the Dutch Bros Coffee hype (opens the original)
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Social media buzz and hundreds of cars have greeted Dutch Bros Coffee as the chain expands across the Piedmont, leaving many asking: what’s all the hype, and why are these lines so long? For today’s Carolina Curious, WFDD's Kathan Gandhi spills the beans on the Triad’s newest chain. For some Triad residents, Dutch Bros is more than just another coffee shop. Since opening locations in Winston-Salem and Greensboro this year, the Oregon-based chain has drawn crowds well beyond the drive-thru. “I’ve
Appalachian State's Team Sunergy wins American Solar Challenge (opens the original)
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Appalachian State University's solar racing team placed first in the American Solar Challenge multi-passenger vehicle class over the weekend — marking its second first-place finish in program history. The team drove roughly 1,800 miles in a weeklong, cross-country race, starting in Minnesota and ending in Amarillo, Texas. Sunergy was graded on three criteria: distance, optimization and practicality. The team scored a total of 92.7 out of 100 points across the categories — proving to be the most
Piedmont Land Conservancy protects 20 acres of Guilford Woods (opens the original)
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The 20 acres mark the first milestone in a campaign to permanently protect 140 acres of mature hardwood forest bordering Guilford College's campus. A ‘conservation easement’ now prohibits development on the land, regardless of who owns it in the future. Piedmont Land Conservancy has raised $7.6 million toward its $11 million goal, with 120 acres still left to protect by the end of next year. “If we lost that, we lose the nature, we lose the birds, we lose the wildlife, and we lose the recreation
Appalachian State's Team Sunergy qualifies for American Solar Challenge (opens the original)
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Six days and 221 laps later at the Formula Sun Grand Prix, Appalachian State University's solar vehicle team, Team Sunergy, is moving on to its next big race. The squad placed second in the multi-passenger category, driving their newly built car, Autumn — its next-gen carbon fiber-framed vehicle that ran on solar power alone. The team says it's the first time App State has competed at the Grand Prix without needing to wall-charge the battery at any point in the race. To qualify for the upcoming
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