Winston-Salem Journal reports six of the eight Winston-Salem City Council members are self-isolating after possible exposure to the coronavirus at a conference in Washington D.C. conference. Mayor Allen Joines is…
The Housing Authority of Winston-Salem once again is applying for a $30 million federal grant for improvements to the area around Cleveland Avenue Homes. What’s interesting is the City Council’s…
Winston-Salem Journal reports Winston-Salem city officials are “back to square one on the operation of the Liberty Street Market, following the decision by the market operator in June to back…
Herbalife incentives on the agenda for the tonight’s Winston-Salem City Council meeting. No doubt the issue of whether or not Herbalife is diverse enough will be raised, more than likely…
Triad City Beat reports on the less-than-successful rollout of Winston-Salem’s Liberty Street outdoor market: By measures of food access and poverty level, the area is a classic food desert, as…
According to City Council member Vivian Burke, who spoke out as the council considered additional economic incentives for Herbalife to expand its operations in W-S: …Burke said it was “a…
Winston-Salem City Council members Vivian Burke and Robert Clark questioned proposed funding to renovate the Southeast Plaza Shopping Center. But Burke and Clark gave different reasons for questioning the proposal.…
Winston-Salem State University Chancellor Donald Reaves and Wake Forest University athletics director Ron Wellman made their respective pitches to the City Council’s finance committee to purchase Bowman Gray Stadium and…
I was traveling yesterday so I missed it, but did I even have to wonder if the Winston-Salem City Council would unanimously approve incentives for the proposed Caterpillar plant? Mayor…
The City of Winston-Salem’s finance committee signed off yesterday on $3.25 million for the downtown Civic Plaza project: By a 3-0 vote, with Council Member Vivian Burke abstaining, the city’s…
A bit of a rocky start for the City of Winston-Salem’s open forum on the police department: More than 70 people came to what the city government billed as “an…
Surprise: The Journal isn’t satisfied with the Winston-Salem Police Department’s report on minority stops for minor traffic offenses: The question of why black drivers are more likely to be stopped…