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As the High Point market wraps up this week, we take a look at where it’s been the last several years. The market struggled during the recession, as...

Radio Camper, Cooper Sullivan, talks to Jeffrey Griffin. Griffin is the voice of the Wake Forest Demon Deacons and the PA Announcer for the Winston...

Triad Arts Live: Cashavelly Morrison

Radio Camper, Audrey Corriere, talks to Field Representative, Mike Fenley. Fenley is a Field Representative for US Senator Richard Burr. He maintains...

If you're looking for a throwback to the time of flippers, drop targets, and extra balls, head over to Lost Ark Video Games in Greensboro. While Lost...

Medicaid in North Carolina has its first key leader. The new Medicaid agency will implement a new spending and treatment model for the health benefit....

In 1999, Patrick Ireland was a 17-year-old junior at Columbine High School in Littleton, Colorado. Ireland was in the school library when a shooting...

How long is too long? That's a question some North Carolina lawmakers are looking into. They are investigating if the General Assembly should limit how...

One of the Southeast’s biggest festivals returns to the Triad Saturday. The Lexington Barbecue Festival shines a spotlight to the area’s best-known...

Radio Camper, Alex Housden, talks to Bill Kane. Kane is a digital publisher for Wake Forest University. He works with the university and local authors...

"With But Beyond The Eye" is a selection of visionary drawings by Swiss artist Esther Gruber. For years the octogenarian Switzerland resident has...

Seven more bills from the General Assembly are now state laws. This legislation addresses various areas such as historic preservation, severe allergic...

Radio Camper, Jackie Rose Sparnicht, talks to Karon McKinney. McKinney is an adviser for Youth in Transition, an organization that helps young people...

Radio Camper, Rebecca Tolle, talks to visual artist, Taylor Hayes. Hayes creates mixed media compositions and is the Digital Media Coordinator at the...

The Piedmont Triad is running out of phone numbers, which means a new area code is coming soon. But don’t worry, the 336 isn’t going away. The new code ...