Bob Buckley

(WGHP) — It’s the challenge you don’t see coming but maybe you should have. Wake Forest University Associate Professor Leah Lakdawala did her research in the heights of the Andes Mountains in Peru, bu...

(WGHP) — Andrew Dunn is a former political reporter who now works as both a consultant and pundit, and he runs the website Longleaf Politics, touted as “a smart conservative approach to North…

HIGH POINT, N.C. (WGHP) — America is a nation of small businesses, which the federal government says account for more than 90% of all jobs in the country. Former Georgia US Senator Kelly Loef…

(WGHP) — There are internships college students work at, and then there is real-life experience. The group Solar Equity is the latter, and the students who run it wouldn’t trade it for everyt…

GREENSBORO, N.C. (WGHP) — When you live in Greensboro with the last name Cone, you practically can’t go anywhere without seeing your own name. In the case of Cone Health, it was Cone money th…

(WGHP) — For the first nearly 200 years of America’s existence, soybeans weren’t a major crop. For the last half century, though, it’s been massive, especially in North Carolina, where it’s t…

(WGHP) — Sometimes, companies, as our parents advised many of us, are out “making their own luck.” Since they began building their battery plant in the Triad, they’ve also invested in the peo…

(WGHP) — Sylvia DiRosa sits on the floor, stretching before she begins her ballet practice. “I never did cheer,” says Sylvia. “My biggest thing when I was younger was gymnastics. That’s what kind o…

(WGHP) — Daniels Stevens gets recognized almost any time he goes out these days. You don’t hear that a lot from a guy whose job is tending to 80 cattle and 560,000 chickens. People recognize him no…

(WGHP) — Many families across North Carolina are celebrating a 30th birthday. It’s just that it’s not for a person. It’s for charter schools. It was June 1996 when the legislation creating ch…