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City’s 2026 Legislative Agenda Seeks New Tools to Ease Rising Housing Burden

In the face of growing housing cost pressures across Winston-Salem and Forsyth County, city leaders have approved a 2026 ...
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Early voting turnout in Forsyth nearly doubles 2022 pace, signaling heightened civic engagement

Staff Report The Winston-Salem Chronicle Voters across Forsyth County are turning out in unusually strong numbers for this ...
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Patterson Avenue, formerly Depot Street, was once known as W-S’s Black Wall Street ( From The Archives )

CLARK S. BROWN & SONS FUNERAL HOME LAST REMAINING BUSINESS OF BLACK WALL STREET ERA  Long before there was a Bailey Park or Innovation Quarter, the area of downtown Winston-Salem ...
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Rev. Jesse Jackson Sr., civil rights leader with deep North Carolina ties, dies at 82

By. Derwin Montgomery The Winston-Salem Chronicle Winston-Salem and communities across North Carolina are remembering Rev. Jesse Jackson Sr. not only as a national civil rights figure and two-time pre ...
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Forsyth County clears child care subsidy waitlist, opens access to more working families

By Derwin Montgomery The Winston-Salem Chronicle For months, families across Forsyth County waited for a call that could mean the difference between keeping a job or staying home with ...
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Winston-Salem State’s women are playing the kind of season that changes a program’s expectations — and it’s happening with the CIAA Tournament lights about to come on ...

By Derwin Montgomery The Winston-Salem Chronicle With one regular-season game left on the schedule, the Rams are 23-2 overall and 14-1 in CIAA play, riding a seven-game win streak and ...