Winston-Salem Local News (2024)

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PHOTOS: The Journal's best images from July 2024

The most storytelling and memorable images from the month of July by Journal photographers Walt Unks and Allison Lee Isley.

Winston-Salem homes for big families

Winston-Salem homes with at least five bedrooms.

Store closing sales under way for all Conn's HomePlus, Badco*ck stores

Conn's HomePlus and Badco*ck Home Furniture & Morewebsites have been updated to reflect a "Going out of business" banner with sales starting with steep discounts both in-store and online.

PHOTOS: First day of school at Ward Elementary in Winston-Salem

Winston-Salem firefighters help with flood efforts in Bladen County

A group of firefighters with the Winston-Salem Fire Department's search and rescue team was deployed to Bladen County on Friday to help the locals there deal with flooding after the passage of Tropical Storm Debby.

Winston-Salem man dies on E. Third Street shooting

Winston-Salem police said Justin Jay Brown, 35, died early Sunday morning in a shooting in the 900 block of E. Third St.

Two Things: Honoring history one brush stroke at a time; Kudos to tourney organizers forced to scramble

Murals boldly serve as reminders to community about important and lasting contributions.

Winston-Salem teen accused of killing classmate at Mount Tabor High in 2021 still doesn't have a trial date

A Winston-Salem teen accused of fatally shooting a classmate at Mount Tabor High School nearly three years ago still doesn’t have a trial date, court records show.

Triad healthcare systems sign up for DHHS medical debt relief plan

All hospitals affiliated with Atrium Health— including Atrium Health Wake Forest Baptist— Cone Health and Novant Health Inc. are participants in the state's medical debt relief plan.

Liberty Street buildings that housed Black businesses are torn down

What will it take to restore a semblance of a once-thriving commercial center?

Winston-Salem neighbors: Obituaries for August 12

Read through the obituaries published today in Winston-Salem Journal.

AGEWISE: How does Forsyth County's planning affect older adults?

Q: What is the Winston-Salem/Forsyth County Planning and Development Services Department’s plan for the future (Forward 2045), and how does it affect older adults in the county, including me?

Man injured in Indiana Avenue shooting

Winston-Salem police said a man received non-life-threatening injuries in a Saturday shooting on Indiana Avenue.

Initial ripple efforts from Realtors compensation settlement set for rollout

Some of the projected shifts from the NAR settlement — some unintended —include: lower homebuyer costs; higher number of bidders; more virtual showings; fewer real-estate agents; and additional do-it-yourselfers.

Ziehl-Abegg expects Winston-Salem plant to fan North American growth

The $100 million Ziehl-Abegg plant in Winston-Salem represents the German manufacturer's single-largest, one-site capital investment in its 130-year history.

PHOTOS: Ziehl-Abegg's new plant in Winston-Salem

Aging Matters: Virtual AgingWell Series planned for Tuesday

Weekly listing of activities and services for senior adults

Winston-Salem neighbors: Obituaries for August 11

Read through the obituaries published today in Winston-Salem Journal.

Ask SAM: Resident questions temporary road closing in Greensboro

A downtown Greensboro infrastructure project is closing a street and hurting small businesses.

Newly listed homes for sale in the Winston-Salem area

Browse through recently listed homes in the Winston-Salem real estate market and find your next home!

Most students will not be able to use their cellphones in the WS/FCS this year. Here's why

Cellphones must remain out of sight during the school day for students in elementary and middle schools. High schoolers may use phones during lunch.

Tickets for Carolina Classic Fair on sale

Ticket sales for the Carolina Classic Fair began Friday with a $3 flash sale through Sunday.

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Winston-Salem neighbors: Obituaries for August 10

Read through the obituaries published today in Winston-Salem Journal.

Religion calendar: Aug.10

The weekly Religion Calendar for area churches and faith groups

Winston-Salem speaks up: Letters to the editor for the week of Aug. 9, 2024

Our weekly round-up of letters published in the Winston-Salem Journal.

Winston-Salem woman dies after being struck by truck on I-85

She got out of her vehicle to check it.

Winston-Salem won't renew ShotSpotter contract

With the money from a three-year grant running out, Winston-Salem has decided not to continue a program that alerts police to the sound of gunfire in a designated three-square-mile part of the city.

Opportunity Zone home prices still trending up in Forsyth

Opportunity zones, launched in May 2018, are economically distressed census tracts qualified to receive private investments. The program was created by Congress and is designed to connect those tracts with investors by offering tax credits and other incentives.

ProKidney reports higher expenses as manufacturing resumes

ProKidney's continuing acceleration of research and development activities produced an 8.1% jump in operating expenses to $29.4 million. ProKidney said it is hiring in the areas of clinical development, quality control, manufacturing and biostatics "to support our ongoing clinical trials."

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