- 1 month ago
At the Winston-Salem/Forsyth Schools Board meeting, Superintendent Tricia McManus announced her retirement, highlighting a five-year tenure marked by significant accomplishments. The board also greenlit construction for Ashley Elementary after commun...
- 1 month ago
On Monday, April 21, students from Mt. Tabor High School engaged in a unique “Lunch and Discuss” event organized by the Winston-Salem Police Department’s Community Engagement Team. Army recruiters Hollis and Strum candidly shared their personal exper...
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Amid the ongoing political upheaval, the SAVE Act (Safeguard American Voter Eligibility Act) is advancing through Congress, potentially unnoticed. This legislation mandates U.S. citizenship verification via birth certificates or passports for voter r...
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This evening, April 28, the WS/FCS Board of Education convenes for a special session to strategize hiring an interim superintendent following Tricia McManus' retirement. The gathering begins at 5 p.m. Tomorrow, April 29, a Strategic Plan Town Hall un...
- 1 month ago
Over the weekend, The Chronicle spotlighted four Winston-Salem local politicians balancing public service and parenthood. Insightful dialogues with City Council Members Scott Andree-Bowen and Regina Ford Hall, Judge Carrie Vickery, and Mayor Allen Jo...
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Winston-Salem's minority and women-owned enterprises can benefit from state certification assistance through an online training session scheduled for Tuesday, April 29, from 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. This interactive event allows participants to inquire duri...
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Housing challenges are escalating in Forsyth County, impacting numerous families. Redfin reports that as of February 2025, Winston-Salem's median home prices reached $280,000, reflecting a 1.8% increase. Cost-burdened households account for 28% of re...
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Every year on April 7, World Health Day is celebrated globally. Since 1948, the World Health Organization advocates for awareness around significant health issues and accessible healthy living. The U.S. Department of Health notes 117 million American...
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Next month, the Winston-Salem City Council will decide on initial funding for the recently approved Affordable Housing Development (AHD) program. This program aims to foster affordable housing by allowing developers flexibility in creating rental and...
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In late March, various media outlets highlighted Rep. Anna Paulina Luna's departure from the Freedom Caucus. Her resignation stemmed from disagreements regarding her proposal for proxy voting for new parents in Congress. Drawing from her own birthing...
- 2 months ago
On April 21, the Winston-Salem City Council approved two economic ventures expected to create around 70 jobs and significant tax revenue. Supported by Greater Winston-Salem, Inc., these initiatives aim to strengthen local manufacturing. GMAX Industri...
- 2 months ago
Glaucoma, often referred to as “the sneak thief of vision,” typically shows no symptoms in its early stages, making regular eye exams crucial for timely diagnosis. I personally encourage loved ones to schedule these checks after my own glaucoma revel...
- 2 months ago
This past Saturday, propelled by a sense of purpose, I initiated a wave of positive impact beyond my radio platform! My organizations, New Cool Movement and Next Level of the Triad, proudly unveiled our inaugural Youth and Adult Financial Literacy Ca...
- 2 months ago
The Outreach Committee at St. Anne’s Episcopal Church proudly announces its seventh annual Freedom School Fundraiser, benefiting the “Roddy Roberts School of Rock” at Old Town Freedom School and Winston-Salem Freedom Schools. This free event invites...
- 2 months ago
(A&E Calendar Highlights for April 24) FRIDAY-TUESDAY, APRIL 25-29 *Jazz and Jambalaya at HanesBrand Theatre on April 25 at 7 p.m. Enjoy an evening of live jazz and New Orleans cuisine while supporting the Delta Arts Center's mission. Tickets av...