downtown Winston-Salem

The closure of Bitty & Beau’s Coffee was announced by a sign on the door of the Fourth Street location, explaining that the business faced financial burdens it could not overcome.

The owners estimate they’ve served more than two million customers, and the business has earned multiple accolades, including a Best Chef of the Southeast nomination for Stephanie Tyson by the James Beard Foundation.

Downtown leaders say a/perture cinema’s financial woes could cause a ripple in the Winston-Salem economy if the theater were to close.

Lawren Desai is stepping down as executive director and curator of downtown Winston-Salem’s a/perture cinema as the venue faces financial struggles. Desai says a/perture hasn’t received the support that venues in other cities of similar size have enjoyed.

The North Carolina Black Repertory Company is bringing its signature festival back to Winston-Salem next week under a new brand. Organizers have upgraded…

Winston-Salem police are planning to add a fourth police district to deal with growth in the downtown area.

Downtown Winston-Salem business owners and workers expressed fears and frustrations to city leaders Thursday about the lack of police in the area during a…

The City of Winston-Salem is investing in solar power to help meet future clean energy goals. The first project is slated for one of its main downtown…

Tenants of a downtown Winston-Salem public housing complex gathered Tuesday to celebrate the decision to take the building off the market. Canceling the…

Restaurant owners throughout the Triad have had to get creative in order to navigate their businesses through coronavirus regulations. Even with curbside…