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North Carolina Mobile ID: How does it work? Do I still need to carry my driver's license? (opens the original)
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The North Carolina DMV is preparing to roll out a new mobile ID program this winter, just in time for the busy holiday travel season. The digital ID card will populate on your phone using the NC Wallet app for use at the Transportation Security Administration if you have a Real ID driver's license to connect to the app. "It really puts the control of your identity back into your hands; what you're sharing with people is under your control, as opposed to sharing everything that's on the card," sa
Traffic, safety concerns fuel opposition to Novant’s proposed Winston-Salem ER (opens the original)
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Nearly 50 people attended a public hearing in Kernersville Tuesday morning to discuss the plan for the proposed Novant Health emergency department site between Polo and Peace Haven roads. Many of those who spoke said they were worried about added congestion and the impact on the neighborhood. A proposed 8-bed Novant Health emergency department and imaging center on Robinhood Road is facing pushback from some nearby residents, who say the project could worsen traffic and safety in the area. “If y
A proposed emergency room along Robinhood Road will be discussed in public hearing Tuesday (opens the original)
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A proposed Novant Health emergency facility along Robinhood Road in Winston-Salem has sparked concerns among nearby residents about traffic congestion and noise. The $15.9 million project would include eight emergency beds, triage, and advanced imaging, and is planned for a four-acre site between Peace Haven Road and Polo Road, next to Sherwood's Florist Shop. Cristina Roche, a Glen Ridge neighborhood resident who has lived in Winston-Salem for 40 years, voiced her opposition to the plan. "There
Greensboro sinkhole deemed 'extremely rare' and Water Resources continues prevention efforts (opens the original)
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A massive sinkhole in Greensboro was caused by a six-inch underground pipe that records showed as disconnected in 1972 but was actually a live pressurized line leaking and eroding the surrounding soil. "We started working on truly abandoning this line or fully abandoning it back to where it needed to be. And then, of course, restoring some stormwater infrastructure that was impacted and then getting all of the dirt filled back in so the road could be repaired," city officials said. Greensboro Wa
A prayer book, wooden ladder and tattered American flag spared by Uptown Lexington fire (opens the original)
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Nearly three months after a fire destroyed The Candy Factory in Uptown Lexington, the Conrad family is finding hope amid the rubble as demolition continues. "It truly is a family. And when family hurts, you take care of each other," Annette Conrad, one of the owners, said. The fire consumed much of the shop, but the business owners have been able to recover several items, including a metal cash register containing $41 in burnt bills. Other antiques, toys, and a tattered American flag remain most
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