Winston-Salem Getting Its Own "Art Park"
Winston-Salem is getting its first park dedicated to the arts. This will mean a major expansion for the downtown arts district.
Winston-Salem is getting its first park dedicated to the arts. This will mean a major expansion for the downtown arts district.
A decision has been made: Cherry and Marshall streets will be the main interchange for Business 40 in downtown Winston-Salem when road improvements are finished.
Organizers of a new project opening this week hope to rekindle the glory days of department store windows back downtown.
In his youth, Bill Benton was a regular visitor to the YWCA on Glade Street in Winston-Salem's West End, whether it was to swim in the pool or to get a piece of his favorite, chicken pie.
Tucker Tharpe is the owner of the Garage, one of Winston-Salem's oldest music venues. Before owning the Garage, he worked at Spevco Inc., a company that specializes in mobile marketing. He has also worked at the Downtown Winston-Salem Partnership, where he created a number of free events in the downtown area. WFDD Radio Camper Siona Kshirsager recently had the chance to interview him.
Cary Clifford is the owner and founder of Camino Bakery in downtown Winston-Salem. This local bakery attracts people from all over the area to downtown. Radio Camper Heather Schwartz sat down with her to find out more.
Reynolds American announced last week that it was in talks with Lorillard about a possible acquisition, a deal that had been rumored for months.
The buyers of the former R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Co. headquarters in Winston-Salem officially took ownership of the building Friday.
It's been many years since the major department stores graced downtown Winston-Salem with elaborate window dressings. But those eye-catching displays could be headed for a comeback.
The local face of Reynolds American went through some big changes last week.