Kaleideum Project Continues To Cost Forysth County
Kaleideum cost overruns were discussed at a recent Forsyth County Commissioners meeting. Builders found design
Joines’ State Of The City Address
“If someone says Winston-Salem is falling behind, the numbers just don’t support that. We are
Waughtown’s Woes: Shooting At Kermit’s Points To Larger Issues On Winston’s Southside
“America has many endearing roadside culinary treasures, and the South is especially rich in these.
Updates
Mary’s Gourmet Diner Is DTWS’s First High Profile COVID-19 Business Casualty, It Won’t Be The Last
Mary’s Gourmet Diner will not be reopening. I read the sad news that a pillar of Downtown Winston-Salem’s restaurant scene is calling it quits in
More Art Over The Highways That Divide Winston-Salem
The local media just announced that the Green Street bridge arches are in the process of going up. I noticed that the arches were about
The Dot Man Sam McMillan-Dead At 92
East Winston has more than its fair share of colorful characters. Perhaps none of them were more colorful than renowned folk artist Sam McMillian. McMillian,
Winston-Salem Light Project Shines Light On The Horrors Of World War I
The Winston-Salem Light Project just completed its 10th annual outdoor lighting installation. The Winston-Salem Light Project has become a tradition, a must-see exhibition of public
Ramkat Ramblings: As Downtown Winston Creeps East It Must Embrace East Winston
The Ramkat hosted its first concert Friday night. The Vagabond Saints Society, an amazing collection of the city’s best musicians had the honor of reopening
Winston’s Twin Arches Viewed From Happy Hill
Earlier this week, Mayor and Winston-Salem Alliance president Allen Joines oversaw the official powering-up of the LED lights on the Twin Arches over Highway 52. The public
Public Ownership Of Shuddered Music Venues In Winston?
Winston was sad to see its beloved little music venue (the Garage) close on New Year’s Eve. The question now is, what should Winston do to
COMMUNITY RESOURCES
- Winston-Salem Chronicle Archives
- Winston-Salem's African-American Neighborhoods: 1870-1950
- Historic and Architectural Resources of African-American Neighborhoods in Northeastern Winston-Salem ca. 1900-1947
- Reynoldstown: Race, Blight, Disease, Highway Construction and the Transformation of Winston-Salem, North Carolina
