WS/FC School Board Tables Executive Pay Raises
Some of the highest-paid employees in the Winston-Salem/Forsyth County Schools district won't be getting large raises this year.
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Report Links Racial Inequities To Climate Change Impact, Offers Guidance
A new study is offering guidance to North Carolina's leaders on how to address climate change, with a focus on issues of environmental justice.
Festival For The Homeless Adapts To New Gathering Restrictions
The annual Festival for the Homeless provides free barbeque, live music, children's games, and more to individuals and families experiencing homelessness in Winston-Salem.
Cooper Backs Off Executive Order Protecting Agriculture Workers, Cites Reluctance From State Agencies
Governor Roy Cooper's office is backing off an executive order that promised labor protections for agricultural workers during the pandemic. State labor and health officials argued they would
New Study Analyzes Soaring Home Displacement Rates In Forsyth County
Over the past decade, Forsyth County has made some unflattering national news.
Yaa Gyasi On 'Transcendent Kingdom' And Communing With Our Childhood Selves
The award-winning author of Homegoing, Yaa Gyasi, has just published her second novel titled 
Younger Students In Guilford County Could Head Back To Class Soon
The Guilford County Board of Education is reviewing a reentry plan that would bring back some of the district's youngest students for in-person classes before October 20.
K&W Cafeterias Files For Chapter 11 Bankruptcy
K&W Cafeterias has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy, and several of the restaurants have been closed as the company goes through a restructuring process.
Winston-Salem To Spend $2M On New Police Vehicles
The city of Winston-Salem is set to spend more than $2 million on new police vehicles.
The city council voted Tuesday to buy 62 Ford Interceptor SUVs for the police department.