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***** CORRECTION: WE WERE WRONG The time of one of the activities in 'Secrets vs. Security' at Wake Forest University was incorrect in Sunday's paper. The Allan Handelman Show on [...]

Byline: Katy J. Harriger GUEST COLUMNIST On June 13, 1971, The New York Times began to publish articles and documents that it had obtained from the top secret 'Pentagon Papers,' [...]

Byline: Tracy V. Wilson JOURNAL BOOK REVIEWER CELLOPHANE. By Marie Arana. Dial. 384 pages. $24. Paper fascinates Victor Sobrevilla. As a child, he filled all the drawers of an immense [...]

Byline: Patrick Wilson JOURNAL REPORTER The Bush administration, with approval from congressional Democrats, is threatening American democracy through illegal wiretaps, one of America's most famous whistle-blowers said last night in [...]

GREENSBORO -- The 1965 inauguration of the annual 'Art on Paper' exhibits at the University of North Carolina at Greensboro's Weatherspoon Art Gallery represented a big step in the development [...]

A Virginia paper plant and a Greensboro contractor are facing fines totaling $168,000 for state and federal safety violations found after two North Carolina men died in an explosion at [...]

GREENSBORO -- Making art on or out of paper can be a highly complex, expensive operation, or it can be extremely simple and virtually cost-free. Susan Gosin, the founder of [...]

GREENSBORO -- Instead of holding its annual 'Art on Paper' show, the Weatherspoon Art Gallery is presenting a retrospective look at the exhibition series to mark the series' 35th anniversary. [...]

GREENSBORO -- Henley Paper Co. said yesterday that it is selling its printing-paper distribution business to Mac Papers Inc. Henley also said it has sold its printing-paper converting operations to [...]

Weatherspoon Art Gallery of the University of North Carolina, Greensboro, will open 'Drawn Across the Century: Highlights from the Dillard Collection of Art on Paper' with a lecture and reception [...]

GREENSBORO -- The 34th 'Art on Paper' exhibition that opened this month at the Weatherspoon Art Gallery coincides with and symbolizes a period of significant change at this nationally known [...]

CLAYTON,MO. -- Jefferson Smurfit Corp. said yesterday that it has agreed to buy Stone Container Corp. for $6.42 billion in stock and assumed debt to form the world's largest paper-packaging [...]

Laurelyn Dossett will help raise money for the Paper Lantern Theatre. Comedian Sarah Barnhardt will also be there. Paper Lantern Theatre Company will present singer-songwriter Laurelyn Dossett and comedian Sarah [...]

Paper Lantern Theatre Company's new Play Reading Series will present 'Dorian' at the Black Box Theater, Summit School, 2100 Reynolda Road. 'Dorian' is a new musical by local playwright Sheila [...]

Clients Walker Lewis Jr. (left), Meredith Lamy and Timmy Gordon watch artist Bryant Holsenbeck of Durham shows a set of paper-making frames at the Enrichment Center during a recycled-art demonstration. [...]

A case once described as built on a paper trail now has a potential witness to testify that three men planned an illegal land swap involving the Housing Authority of [...]

Byline: Dan Galindo JOURNAL REPORTER The two students at Wake Forest University charged with filing a false police report are identified in court papers as Colin Kekoa McKeague and Arlen [...]

Byline: Scott Hollifield If Ethel wanted to read her newspaper first thing Wednesday morning, she needed a ladder. Ethel is my next-door neighbor, and she's a good one. We met [...]

AUSTIN, Texas - Dell Inc. said yesterday that it is cutting jobs in the Austin area this week but declined to say how many workers were affected, according to the [...]

Winston-Salem's baseball team, the Dash, has been in the news lately. Jerry MacFarland of Belews Creek dislikes the name and the verbs that the Winston-Salem Journal uses with it. He [...]

Byline: RICHARD CRAVER Michael Miller 2. Jeffrey Green Michael Miller has left the Winston-Salem Journal after serving as publisher for nearly three years. Employees were told yesterday that Jeffrey Green, [...]

Final Four The Indianapolis Star newspaper apologized to Duke University yesterday after some of its editions included an illustration of Coach Mike Krzyzewski with horns and a target drawn on [...]

LEWISVILLE -- Using folded bits of paper, Cindy Poindexter spreads holiday cheer half a world away. For more than 25 years, she has been making miniature Moravian stars by folding [...]

Byline: Tom Patterson SPECIAL TO THE JOURNAL Jonathan Green's earliest memories of art are using charcoal from a wood-burning stove to draw on brown-bag paper, and using sticks to draw [...]

Don Williams Former police Detective Don Williams, who led the investigation into the assault in 1995 of Jill Marker at the Silk Plant Forest store, didn't show up yesterday at [...]

Byline: Monica and Hannah McRae Young The force is strong with readers of Lego Star Wars (book jacket). THE BOOK PAGE 'Tis the season to string up lights and let [...]

Julia Bitting helps Mineral Springs students Mikayla Davis 9left) and Sayde Fragapane create origani cranes. 2. Zachary Keenan examines the folds of his crane during construction. Sadako's Story: 1,000 Points [...]

The Walt Disney Co. is offering parents who bought Baby Einstein videos for their youngsters a refund because, as it turns out, moms and dads can't park Junior's high chair [...]

BNC Bancorp said yesterday that it has filed a registration statement with the Securities and Exchange Commission for a public offering of $40 million of common stock. The stock will [...]

The redesign coming to the Winston-Salem Journal on Monday began with a committee of journalists asking a cross-section of the community what people wanted from their newspaper. The answer was [...]

Questions and comments that I receive usually come from individuals and sometimes couples. This one came from an entire English class: 'We are ninth-graders in Mrs. Buie's English class at [...]

Three North Carolina newspapers owned by Media General Inc. are reducing their days of publications, the company said yesterday. Media General also owns the Winston-Salem Journal. The Concord/Kannapolis Independent Tribune [...]

As a media superstar, I believe that I have an opportunity - no, an obligation - to offer the young people of this great nation some sound advice, such as, [...]

A 17-year-old who died after she was shot in the head in a shopping-center parking lot July 16 may have been caught in the crossfire in a shootout, court papers [...]

Byline: Danielle Deaver JOURNAL REPORTER On most Wednesday mornings, Wilma Harvey parks her car outside of the Wake Forest University School of Law, unloads a handtruck and stacks empty paper [...]

BREVARD -- P.H. Glatfelter Co. will sell its Transylvania County paper mill for $39 million to British thin-paper company Purico. The plant on the Davidson River, north of Brevard, is [...]

From Diana Calaway of Winston-Salem: 'Years ago when I took three years of journalism at Reynolds High School, Miss Brooks/Mrs. Ritter emphasized the importance of careful editing. 'If it is [...]

KEITH CARTER B5: TOM KEITH A Forsyth Superior Court judge agreed yesterday to seal some documents in the case of Keith Carter, the man accused of shooting Winston-Salem police Sgt. [...]

A Forsyth Superior Court judge agreed yesterday to seal some documents in the case of Keith Carter, the man accused of shooting Winston-Salem police Sgt. Howard Plouff in 2007 outside [...]

Linda Brinson Linda C. Brinson, the editorial-page editor of the Winston-Salem Journal, is retiring. Brinson was named editorial-page editor in 2002, becoming the first woman to hold the position. Her [...]

Linda C. Brinson, the editorial-page editor of the Winston-Salem Journal, is retiring. Brinson was named editorial-page editor in 2002, becoming the first woman to hold the position. Her last day [...]

YADKINVILLE -- A candidate for Yadkin County commissioner who recently won a lawsuit against the county is working as a correspondent for a local newspaper and covered the board of [...]

A former Forsyth County sheriff's deputy arrested Tuesday is accused of making two women strip by threatening them with arrest, according to one of the women and three law-enforcement sources [...]

JEFFERSON -- Bullet casings found at the scene of a triple killing in Grayson County, Va., last week match the caliber of two guns missing from the home of a [...]

Byline: Laura Giovanelli JOURNAL REPORTER Shelley Rohm made a New Year's resolution to live more lightly on the earth. So she bought one brightly colored reusable bag from Whole Foods, [...]

GREENSBORO -- The Weatherspoon Art Museum's large 'Art on Paper' exhibition is the 38th installment of a long-running series, but it represents a milestone of another kind for Ron Platt. [...]

Winston-Salem police seized hundreds of pounds of marijuana and a half-kilogram of cocaine yesterday from a mobile home, according to court papers. Six people were arrested. Jose Angel Salazar, 26, [...]

R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Co. is gearing up to make cigarettes using a new paper technology to comply with a regulation aimed at reducing the risk of fires. In June, New [...]