Winston-Salem
A new film premiering in the Triad this weekend is a road trip through the U.S. as seen through the eyes of playwright and poet Oscar Wilde. And "Oscar Wilde About America" has several ties to the Winston-Salem community.
Local organizations to host town hall in Winston-Salem on issues impacting democracy and education
Winston-Salem residents will have a chance to share their thoughts on important state issues at a town hall next Thursday.
State budget includes appropriations for Winston-Salem infrastructure and entertainment venues
The recently enacted state budget includes a $35 million appropriation to support economic development in Winston-Salem. City officials made the announcement on Thursday.
Mayor Allen Joines and Representative Donny Lambeth issued a joint news release saying the state funding will “reinforce Winston-Salem’s position as a tourism, sports, and entertainment” hub serving the Piedmont and Northwest North Carolina.
Winston-Salem Housing Authority sees room for improvement after latest federal review
The Housing Authority of Winston-Salem, or HAWS, saw improvements in its federal review but officials cautioned improvement was still needed in a board meeting Tuesday.
Winston-Salem adds safety measures to LGBTQ Pride events
Winston-Salem city leaders are working with the police to enhance safety at upcoming LGBTQ Pride events.
City officials respond to vandalized Pride banner in Winston-Salem
A banner celebrating Pride month was vandalized in Winston-Salem, which city officials call a hate crime. The banner was discovered cut in half early Friday morning.
Community members rally in support of transgender youth in Winston-Salem
More than a hundred people gathered outside of Trinity Presbyterian Church in Winston-Salem Sunday afternoon to support LGBTQ youth.
Proposed compromise would keep Smith Reynolds Airport in Winston-Salem city limits
Local and state officials say they have reached a compromise to keep Winston-Salem’s Smith Reynolds Airport within city limits.
RiverRun International Film Festival looks back on 25 years
RiverRun was brought to Winston-Salem in 1998 by former UNC School of the Arts Dean Dale Pollock. He reflects on the film festival's early struggles. RiverRun Executive Director Rob Davis showcases this year's fest and its silver anniversary.
Positive Path Program aims to job train young workers who face barriers to employment
The City of Winston-Salem is offering temporary part-time training for young people who are facing obstacles to employment.