Nearly 100 people gathered Friday morning at a site off North Franklin Road in Mount Airy where a 140,000-square-foot ...

The Little Richmond Community Center recently held a fish fry fundraiser, aimed at raising money to help with continued ...

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

Anyone doubting the ability of younger generations to appreciate, and preserve, history should be comforted by recent accomplishments of local students to do just that.

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.

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

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.