Triad Summary

In recent Triad news, the Guilford County Board has initiated public input sessions regarding a $6.9 million airline project expected to generate approximately 122 jobs. This project is set to run from December 2025 to December 2027, pending any early termination or extension. Additionally, Greensboro has made strides in its GSO2040 Plan, reporting that 2,500 homes have been constructed to enhance diverse housing access, reflecting the city's commitment to addressing housing needs.

On the community front, the Piedmont Craftsmen's 62nd Annual Crafts Fair is set to return to Winston-Salem on November 22nd and 23rd, showcasing local artisans and craftspeople. In the realm of public safety, a tragic incident occurred in High Point where multiple welfare calls were made prior to the death of a 13-year-old girl. Her mother, Kymberli Bowden, has been charged with felony child abuse and concealing a death, highlighting ongoing concerns about child welfare in the area.

In sports, high school football playoffs are in full swing, with notable scores from the first round, including Winston-Salem Prep's 30-12 victory over Chatham Central. As the playoffs advance, local teams are vying for a chance to progress further in the tournament.

In city leadership news, Tiffany Oliva has been appointed as the new Assistant City Manager in Greensboro, starting her role on November 12th, which may bring fresh perspectives to city governance. Furthermore, PNC Bank has announced an expansion plan that includes adding a dozen branch offices in the Triad over the next five years, alongside two branches each in Asheville and Wilmington, signaling a commitment to regional growth and service enhancement.

In a separate legal case, a Greensboro mother accused of killing her infant child has publicly stated, 'I'm not a monster' during her court appearance, as the case continues to unfold amid community concern and media scrutiny. Lastly, two fatalities were reported following a single-car crash on West Vandalia Road, underscoring ongoing public safety challenges in the region.