Winston-Salem Residents Counter Controversial Billboard With Their Own Messages
It's a simple sign, no graphics, just text. But it's ignited fierce debate.
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Reynolda House, Samuel Morse, And The Art Of Reinvention
A new exhibition is opening at the Reynolda House Muse
Councilman Wants To Reaffirm Winston-Salem As A 'Welcoming' City
The City of Winston-Salem will consider a proposal to reaffirm that it's a “welcoming” place for refugees and immigrants. But not everyone is on board.
Bus Shortage Curtails After-School Activities For Middle Schoolers
The Winston-Salem/Forsyth County school district is dealing with a shortage of activity buses at middle schools, leading administrators to make tough decisions on adding sports teams or expand
New Report Takes Aim At Poverty In Winston-Salem, Highlights Recommendations
Members of the Winston-Salem Poverty Thought Force issued the 60 page report.
Salmonella Reprogrammed For One Mission: Seek and Destroy Cancer
www.wfdd.org/story/virus-kills-cancerA team of biomedical engineers, including Duke University Pratt School of Engineering's Dean, Dr. Ravi Bellamkonda, has programmed Salmonella bacteria to seek and destroy brain cancer.
Reynolds American Tobacco Part Of Larger U.S. Merger Trend
There was some big news in the business world this week, when Winston-Salem-based Reynolds American announced that it
Group Urges Council Members To Make Winston Salem "Sanctuary City"
A local group is urging city leaders to make Winston-Salem a “sanctuary city” for immigrants who are in the country illegally.
Remembering Rubinstein At Wake Forest University 50 Years Later
Fifty years ago this week, there was a notable evening for the arts in the Triad. Winston-Salem played host to one of the greatest musicians of the 20th century: pianist Arthur Rubinstein.
News & Record Will Move Printing Operations To Winston-Salem
The Greensboro News & Record is moving some of its operations to Winston-Salem.