Candidates for sheriff and county commissioners told voters why they deserve their vote during the final forum held last Wednesday by the Winston-Salem Chamber of Commerce at Forsyth Tech’s West
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On Monday, Oct. 22, the Winston-Salem City Council approved renovations at the Public Safety Center, a request for the county to examine the reappraisal process, and a contract for a
County Commissioners Ted Kaplan, left, and Don Martin put together a sign to place in the campaigning space in the parking deck of the Forsyth County Government Center last Thursday,
Last week, county commissioners voted to let the Forsyth County Department of Public Health apply for a state grant of up to $100,000 to help a local needle exchange program.
The City Council approved the acquisition of a home that has been repeatedly flooded, one of several properties in flood plains the city has acquired using federal grants.
The City of Winston-Salem is considering buying a downtown lot near Business 40 from Salem College for $450,850.
The City Council heard from residents who were upset with a zoning amendment that allows for residential development in Highway Business (HB) and General Office (GO) districts.
Winston-Salem is preparing for the closure of Business 40 from Petes Creek Parkway to Highway 52 that will start Sunday, Nov. 11.
If voters ratify the quarter-cent county sales tax this November, a portion of the revenues it generates will go to the school system.
“Rethinking Philanthropy: An Exploration of Black Communities” was a study commissioned by BPI.
