Emotions Run High As Confederate Statue Comes Down In Winston-Salem
The Confederate soldier statue that has been at the corner of Fourth and Liberty Streets in downtown Winston-Salem is no longer standing.
The Confederate soldier statue that has been at the corner of Fourth and Liberty Streets in downtown Winston-Salem is no longer standing.
A North Carolina city removed a Confederate statue Tuesday from the grounds of an old courthouse, a rare move in a state where such monuments are largely protected by law.
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City officials in Winston-Salem have taken another step to move a Confederate statue from its prominent downtown location.
Winston-Salem-based bank BB&T has announced it will merge with SunTrust Banks to create one of the largest banks in the country.
The city of Winston-Salem is in the process of figuring out when and how to remove a controversial statue downtown.
Another North Carolina Civil War monument has been vandalized and a statue of a Revolutionary War hero was also damaged.
The deadline to remove a Confederate statue in downtown Winston-Salem is Thursday, Jan. 31. But the United Daughters of the Confederacy could have more time to meet the city's demand.