Twelve students have graduated from Surry Community College’s Truck Driver Training Program at The Yadkin Center on May 20.

It is not uncommon for area students, especially those going through Surry Community College, to go on to further their education at four-year universities across the nation.

At first glance, one might’ve thought Cross Creek Country Club had gone to the dogs, what with constant barking ringing through the premises and a certain four-legged creature frolicking about.

A documentary created by the county streaming service Surry on the Go about the man who helped establish Pilot Mountain State ...

The board of county commissioners this week approved two requests for rezoning that will add a new locally broadcast ...

Dobson Elementary School named Tim Burton as the school’s Bus Driver of the Year earlier this spring. “He has over 40 years ...

When public events make a debut — particularly if it is one that may become a regular occasion — organizers often start small ...

Both parts of a two-game series between Foothills Post 123 Junior Legion teams went down to the wire on June 12-13.

The Foothills East Junior Legion Team increased its winning streak to four-consecutive games by downing Foothills North 4-2 ...

“The city of Mount Airy is seeking a highly motivated individual for the position of fire chief, who possesses a unique combination of knowledge, experience, skills and abilities to oversee the city’s ...

A major manufacturing project in Mount Airy is moving a step closer to reality with an official groundbreaking ceremony this ...

The Greater Mount Airy Area Habitat for Humanity has two upcoming community events designed to support their ReStore facility ...