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The Reynolds Boulevard Mural in Winston-Salem celebrates the people and history behind the 150-year-old company and the city it helped grow.

This week Reynolds American is celebrating the completion of its giant mural on Reynolds Boulevard. It tells the history of the company and its influence on Winston-Salem.Ahead of the celebration, we’re revisiting a Carolina Curious from last summer by WFDD’s Rachel Thomas. It all started when she saw giant doodles on the exterior of Reynolds’ building.

Winston-Salem law enforcement agencies unveiled a new mural at the Downtown Bike Patrol Office. The artists are Reynolds High School students, winners of an annual mural competition.

On her regular drive into work, WFDD's Rachel Thomas watched as an artist filled a massive white wall on the Reynolds Central Distribution Center in Winston-Salem with a unique design — a monochrome pattern of densely packed stars, hearts, smiley faces, and more.For this week’s Carolina Curious, our guest reporter wanted to know — what’s the deal with all the doodles?

The six Black men started a local movement by playing a round of golf at the then whites-only Gillespie Golf Course in 1955.

A nondescript municipal water tank in a historically Black Winston-Salem neighborhood is getting a makeover.

A new crosswalk mural in Greensboro’s Glenwood neighborhood will be unveiled tonight. The artwork pays tribute to area residents past and present from the…

An outdoor mural of Brenda the Drag Queen — a Greensboro celebrity and leader in the LGBTQ community — has been defaced. It’s located on the side of the…

An artist who commemorates North Carolina’s musical heritage has just completed a mural of Doc and Merle Watson in Boone. Since 2020, Scott Nurkin has…

Visitors to High Point’s uptown neighborhood will be greeted by an enormous new mural featuring one of the city’s most famous native sons: jazz…