Forsyth County Commissioners

Before serving as a commissioner for nearly 30 years, Dave Plyler had a lengthy career in local broadcasting.

Forsyth County will forgive up to $5 million in school district debt through a dollar-for-dollar match tied to private fundraising.

WS/FCS board members are frustrated — and facing more tough cuts — after a costly budgeting error, declining state allotments and a new potential county funding formula.

The forum will be a chance for high schoolers and the rest of the Forsyth County community to ask questions and learn more about the candidates.

The executive committee of the Forsyth County Republican Party chose Wilson to fill the seat that was vacated in June by the retirement of Dave Plyler

The Winston-Salem/Forsyth County Board of Education approved a budget request to the county for $20 million, much of which is intended to make up for the loss of federal COVID-19 funding.

The proposed budget for Winston-Salem/Forsyth County Schools prioritizes core instruction, mental health services and increases to teacher supplements. But the district will need millions more in local funding to make that happen.

Multiple North Carolina candidates with ties to education ran and won in state and local races in Tuesday’s primary election.

Commissioner Dave Plyler, whose smooth baritone voice has been a feature of Forsyth County government meetings for 40 years, is resigning effective June 30 and will not seek re-election.

Forsyth County Commissioners have approved a new budget that contains good news for property owners and school personnel. There aren’t any changes to the…