City Leaders Announce New Scholarship Program For Students In Poverty
A new scholarship program in Winston-Salem aims to give the poorest residents a chance to attend college. City leaders are providing money to start the scholarship program.
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Mayor: Winston-Salem Will See More Small Businesses And Fewer Corporations In Future
Downtown Winston-Salem has undergone a major transformation over the past decade. Some might say it's thriving.
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McCrory Backed By North Carolina GOP Leaders On Refugees
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Clock Ticking On Funding For Downtown Revitalization Project
A deadline is quickly approaching about a development project that could breathe new life into downtown Winston-Salem.
Winston-Salem Helping Homeless Veterans Find Housing
Today is Veterans Day, the annual federal holiday to recognize those who have served in the armed forces.
Triad’s Dentists, Docs and CEOs Among Highest Paid Nationally
The Triad Business Journal is examining how pay varies by career and how Greensboro-High Point and Winston-Salem stack up wage-wise compared to
Say What? Winston-Salem Gets An 'F' For Small Business Friendliness
A national survey ranks Winston-Salem among the least friendly cities for small business in the state.
Winston-Salem Minister Calls For Increased Security
A Winston-Salem minister is calling for churches to begin security ministries to protect their congregations from violence in the aftermath of the shootings in Charleston, South Carolina.
Census: Population In The Triad Is On The Rise
Winston-Salem grew faster than the state as a whole from 2013 to 2014, according to a new report from the U.S. Census Bureau.