Triad Summary

Published
November 26, 2025
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North Carolina News
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In Greensboro, a mural honoring Black cowboys has been vandalized, causing significant distress to the artist Dare Coulter. The mural, which celebrates the contributions of Black cowboys, was a labor of love for Coulter, and its defacement has sparked community outrage and discussions about cultural representation in public art.

In response, local residents and artists are rallying to restore the mural and stand against such acts of vandalism. Meanwhile, in Winston-Salem, an 18-year-old student has been arrested after bringing a gun to school, highlighting ongoing concerns about school safety in the area.

The student's arrest followed a security check at the school, though further details about the incident remain unclear. In economic news, High Point-based Environmental Air Systems has announced a major expansion to Asheboro, promising to create 300 jobs with a $20 million investment in a new HVAC infrastructure sub-assembly production operation over the next two years.

This expansion is part of a broader trend of growth in the Piedmont Triad region, which has been seeing increased investment in various sectors. In a related development, a flagship aerospace project at Piedmont Triad International Airport is facing challenges as Marshall backs out of a state incentive deal for a plane-repair shop.

This decision raises concerns about the future of the aerospace industry hub in the area and its potential impacts on local job creation. Additionally, an appeals court is set to review a lawsuit brought by an animal sanctuary against Winston-Salem for zoning restrictions that the sanctuary argues are detrimental to its operations.

This case is significant as it could set precedents regarding land use and animal welfare in the region. Lastly, the Environmental Protection Agency has approved North Carolina's request for delegation of authority over existing landfill plans, a move that could streamline environmental management in the state.

This decision reflects ongoing efforts to improve environmental policies and oversight in response to local needs and challenges. Overall, the Piedmont Triad area is experiencing a mix of cultural, economic, and legal developments that underscore its dynamic nature.

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