Winston-Salem Residents Will Get A Chance To Comment On Proposed Bond Package
Winston-Salem is proposing another bond referendum this fall to pay for improvements around the city.
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Home Values Fall By Half In Some Places And Black Neighbors Wonder Why
In 2013, hundreds of homes in places like African-American neighborhoods like East Winston were appraised much lower than their original value leaving many feeling angry, confused, and scared.
Section of Business 40 Will Close For Weekend As Road Improvements Continue
Traffic congestion and delays are expected to increase in Winston-Salem this year as improvements to Business 40 get underwa
Citing Tax Reform, Reynolds American Offers Bonuses To Employees
One of Winston-Salem's marquee companies is giving bonuses to its employees. Reynolds American is offering the extra cash in the wake of new federal tax laws.
North Carolinians React To Dick's Sporting Goods Assault-Style Rifle Ban
A leading sporting goods chain announced Wednesday that it will end sales of all assault-style rifles effective immediately.
A Look Back At Pioneering Sports Writer Mary Garber
This month WFDD will be taking a look at the stories of pioneering leaders in our series, "Her Voice: Revolutionary North Carolina Women."
Public Light Installation "Particle Falls" Merges Science And Art
Over the next month, the corner of West 4th and Spruce Streets in downtown Winston-Salem will be illuminated with a striking projection.
On "Crushed Coins," Caleb Caudle Sings Of Love, Loss And The Open Road
Singer/songwriter Caleb Caudle calls Winston-Salem home, but he's been spending most of his time on the road the past few years.
New Winston-Salem Chamber Of Commerce CEO Embraces A Changing Economy
The Winston-Salem Chamber of Commerce has a new chief executive.
Winston-Salem To Upgrade Minority And Women-Owned Business Enterprise Program
Winston-Salem wants to raise the number of city projects awarded to minority-owned businesses.