Triad Summary

In local government news, the Guilford County Democratic Party has nominated Amanda Cook to fill the state House seat previously held by Rep. Cecil Brockman. This nomination has been approved and is now awaiting final appointment from Governor Josh Stein.

Cook's appointment would represent NC House District 60, marking an important shift in local political representation. In other news, public safety incidents have been a concern in the Triad area. Winston-Salem police reported that a shooting on Cedar Springs Drive resulted in one person hospitalized, although their injuries are considered non-life-threatening.

Meanwhile, another shooting occurred on Upland Drive in Greensboro, with no suspect information available at this time, raising community concerns about safety amidst these incidents. Tragically, a pedestrian was killed on Peters Creek Parkway; thirty-year-old Muhammad Shaffi Lawrence was pronounced dead at the scene, prompting police investigations into the exact circumstances of the incident.

On a lighter note, community service efforts are thriving in Greensboro. North Carolina A&T students have partnered with Bethel AME Church to provide meals for local families, continuing a long tradition of service that the church has upheld since 1869.

Their initiative demonstrates a commitment to supporting those in need within the community. Lastly, in business news, RTX is making significant financial moves by transferring $2.5 billion in pension obligations through a Prudential annuity buyout, a decision that may impact the economic landscape in Winston-Salem and beyond.

These developments reflect a mix of political, social, and economic activities in the Piedmont Triad area, highlighting both challenges and community resilience.