John Deem

Nearly three years after a potentially explosive fire destroyed a Winston-Salem fertilizer plant and prompted a voluntary evacuation affecting thousand of nearby residents, state environmental officials have advised the site’s

Greensboro, the state’s third most-populous city, topped the state’s list of dangerous cities for drivers in 2021, 2022 and 2023 after being second in 2020.

“It was in the right-of-way of Northwest Boulevard, so I don’t know that it could actually be considered a shooting on campus, honestly.”

Greensboro, the state’s third most-populous city, topped the state’s list of dangerous cities for drivers in 2021, 2022 and 2023 after being second in 2020.

Nearly three years after a potentially explosive fire destroyed a Winston-Salem fertilizer plant and prompted a voluntary evacuation affecting thousands of nearby residents, state environmental officials have advised the site’s

“Oh, cartons of Camels are sure to please, besides they look so handsome under Christmas trees. So easy to give, so good to get, give Camels, the nation’s favorite cigarette.”

And while questions remain about chemicals, metals and fuel that were discovered underground after the 8-acre Winston Weaver Co. property was

A recent assessment recommended that “additional soil remediation may be needed” to address high levels of arsenic on a portion of the site.

WS/FCS, Kimbrough at odds over whether shooting should have been labeled "on campus."

The lawsuit alleges that Winston Weaver raised the risk of a fire or explosion by mishandling potentially volatile ammonium nitrate – a common ingredient in fertilizer – and failing to