2 hrs ago | Customer Interaction Solutions
Tea party protesters' message: Audit the IRS
Protesters at the Winston-Salem office of the Internal Revenue Service cheered on Wednesday every time a car went past with the driver honking approval.
6 hrs ago | Business Journal
Revamp of N.C. Commerce Department moves forward
A bill that would shift the bulk of North Carolina's economic development and business recruitment efforts to the private sector was moved forward Wednesday by the House Commerce Committee.
10 hrs ago | WFMY 2 Greensboro
Police: Man Jumps Store Counter Takes Cash, Cigarettes, Beer
Police officers in Winston-Salem are looking for a man who allegedly robbed a clerk after jumping over the counter in the store.
15 hrs ago | CBS Local
Hearings Begin For Duke Energy's 5 Percent Hike
Utilities regulators are holding hearings across central and western North Carolina to let consumers share their thoughts about plans by Duke Energy Carolinas to raise electricity rates by $235 million a year.
16 hrs ago | The Charlotte Observer
Wake hires Jim Merrill as schools superintendent
Merrill started in 1973 as an English teacher in the Winston-Salem/Forsyth County school system.
North Carolina dancemakers take stage
North Carolina dancemakers make ADF main stage debuts today with work that features women's stories, Italian traditional healers, a portrayal of friendship and a dance that covers film noir and cross-dressing.
Fisher-Titus, Bellevue hospitals partner with Cleveland Clinic
Fisher-Titus Medical Center and The Bellevue Hospital have a new business partner: The Cleveland Clinic's Sydell and Arnold Family Heart & Vascular Institute.
Rain Slows Post Storm Clean Up In Triad
Winston-Salem, NC- Storm cleanup continues across the Triad, but with more rain in the forecast some work will have to wait.
Pit County Schools Superintendent Says Goodbye At Board Meeting
The Pitt County Schools superintendent for the past 7 years Doctor Beverly Emory said her goodbyes Monday night at her last school board meeting before she heads up another North Carolina school system.
Monks' flight is one with everything
A YouTube video emerging recently showed one of the Thai Buddist monks was wearing stylish aviator sunglasses, carrying a luxury brand travel bag and sporting a pair of modern-looking wireless headphones.
High-Fat Diet May Increase Alzheimer's Risk
Diets high in saturated fat and sugar may increase the risk of Alzheimer's disease, and a new study may explain why.
As more patients get lab-grown body parts, scientists face challenge of making complex organs
The "scaffolding" for replacement ears, noses and other body parts sit on a bench in a laboratory at Wake Forest University in Winston-Salem, N.C., on Wednesday, May 8, 2013.
Doctors are now able to PRINT entire body parts such as ears and noses using 3D printing technology
The remarkable images that show how scientists are now able to PRINT entire body parts such as ears and noses Scientists are now able to use a 3D printing technique to produce biodegradable 'scaffolding' for facial features and internal organs The technique has already been used on patients for small body parts such as blood vessels and it is hoped ... (more)
To ease shortage of organs, grow them in a lab?
Researcher Abritee Dhal holds a test tube containing pieces of "decelluralized" piglet liver in a laboratory at Wake Forest University in Winston-Salem, N.C., on Wednesday, May 8, 2013.
Teen ticketed for trash talking and other weird weekend arrests
One teen paid the price for foul language, while a handful of others ended up in handcuffs for unusual arrests.
TE Trey Klock commits to Georgia Tech; Wasn't a Dude
Nov 3, 2012; Winston Salem, NC, USA; A Boston College Eagles player raises his helmet during kickoff in the first quarter against the Wake Forest Demon Deacons at BB TE Trey Klock has just announced his decision to turn down offers from Boston College, Rutgers, Syracuse and Temple to play for Georgia Tech.
Novant Health to require flu vaccinations for hospital employees, volunteers, vendors
Novant Health, the Winston-Salem-based system that owns four hospitals in Charlotte, Matthews and Huntersville, recently announced that all employees, physicians, volunteers and vendors must get vaccinated against the seasonal influenza unless they get an exemption for medical or religious reasons.
W-S House Survives Catastrophic Damage By Four Feet
Nathaniel Fowler has lived in his Winston-Salem home along with his wife for more than 20 years, and during Thursday's storm, the house he loves could have been destroyed if an enormous tree had fallen only four feet further to the left.
Danger of carbon monoxide inside hotels gets new scrutiny
Three recent carbon monoxide deaths at a Boone hotel are only the latest cases in which the lethal gas has poisoned N.C. hotel guests.
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Winston-Salem Journal, N.C., Ask SAM column
Q: I purchased a package of services for Thurston House Spa in Winston-Salem. I have been unable to go for about three months.