Good morning, Greensboro.

Dorian Jackson, a 21-year-old A&T student from Greensboro, died Monday afternoon at Lake Norman while trying to rescue his sister after her kayak capsized (university staff remember him as a gentle giant) and a Meal Train has been organized to support his family.

Network Wireless Solutions, Greensboro's local telecommunications supplier, named a new chief executive today and plans to boost the firm's service across the community.

UNCG Concert and Lecture Series offers a season of music and dance, starting with Tony Award winner Alex Newell on Sept.

25 at the UNCG Auditorium and continuing with street dance on Oct. 16 and more later (tickets available at UCLS.UNCG.EDU with discounts for university affiliates).

Triad schools received $5K grants from T-Mobile to upgrade their football fields in a contest that aims to boost school athletic facilities; the funds will help create safer, modern playing areas for students.

North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services has expanded its Newborn Screening Program, with the State Laboratory for Public Health now testing newborns for Infantile Krabbe Disease and Guanidinoacetate Methyltransferase Deficiency.

The program tests more than 60 conditions + which helps identify over 250 infants with disorders each year.