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Food deserts, or low-income areas where grocery stores are more than a mile away, exist in all but one of Winston-Salem’s wards. The city’s Hispanic community is particularly impacted – Second Harvest Food Bank served more Latinos last year than any other demographic.
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A Winston-Salem co-op intended to address food shortages in an area south of downtown is closing.
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A revived urban farmers market in Winston-Salem is back for a second season. The Liberty Street Market opened in 2014 but it took a community-wide effort…
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A new poll finds food security has improved in the High Point area in the last five years, but there are concerns those gains might not last. A 2015…
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A High Point nonprofit is rolling out a new grocery store on wheels. Its goal is to provide food deserts with access to fresh produce. It's called…
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In the heat of a recent summer afternoon, Aaron Salley is shucking freshly picked corn. He's joined by longtime friends Kwesi Wilson and Sherard Ozaka.…
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Winston-Salem's Liberty Street Market opened more than five years ago with big plans to provide food for area residents. But there's been difficulties…
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The City of Greensboro is marking the end of a community-owned food store. The board of Renaissance Community Co-op notified its 1,300 members on…