The Winston-Salem/Forsyth County Schools Board of Education approved two new district leaders at its regularly scheduled meeting on Tuesday, Nov. 15. Dr. Paula Wilkins has been named chief academic officer and Ms. Bridget Hayes is the new principal of North Forsyth High School.
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Commentary: The holiday season is here. Let’s try to find some joy and peace.
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The Elberson Fine Arts Center Gallery at Salem Academy and College is currently featuring the exhibit “Finding Place,” an exhibition of multi-dimensional works by Ollie Singleton, curated by Kimberly Varnadoe. The exhibit runs through Dec. 16 and can be viewed Monday through Friday from 10 a.m.- 4 p.m.
Senior Services, Inc. is excited to announce the Creative Connections Campaign and is asking the community to join the effort to bring a national model of serving seniors to Winston-Salem.
Shepherd’s Center offers new opportunities for caregivers
Senior Services, Inc., was awarded grant funding from the North Carolina Arts Council to offer seniors ages 60+, free visual art classes, hand drum lessons, and acting lessons – the latter taught by Corliss Sellers, board chair of 40+ Stage Company.
The Winston-Salem Pops Chorus will welcome the holiday season with fun, festive, familiar tunes. The Pops Chorus is a community-based 36-voice mixed ensemble under the direction of Kevin Mundy and accompanied by Associate Director Robert Rocco.
