Wake Forest Women Fall to Duke in ACC Tournament
The third-seeded Demon Deacons lost 5-4 to sixth-seeded Duke, while the men's team fell 1-0 to NC State in extra time.
Winston-Salem News
In Winston-Salem, the Camel City, coverage here follows city government, Forsyth County, Winston-Salem/Forsyth County Schools, business and public safety. Reporting reaches neighborhoods across the city and surrounding communities.
Sports
Pizzella Leads Wake Forest Past Merrimack
Wake Forest led Merrimack 49-0 at halftime behind a strong debut from quarterback Steele Pizzella.
Entertainment
Winston-Salem Honors Veterans at Triad Parade
Several hundred people gathered downtown for the annual Winston-Salem Triad Veterans Day Parade, marking the country's 250th anniversary.
Lifestyle
Church Holds Prayer Call After WSSU Shootings
Emmanuel Baptist Church replaced its planned WSSU Day with a Call to Prayer following two shootings on the Winston-Salem State University campus.
Health
Live Poll
Does staying active in your community help you maintain a positive outlook on your health?
Winston-Salem Volunteer Returns After Knee Surgeries
Regina Haymore is back at greeNest following two successful knee replacements to address osteoarthritis pain.
Automotive
Live Poll
Do you support Winston-Salem spending $3.5 million to reroute Old Greensboro Road?
Winston-Salem Recommends Removing Old Greensboro Road Bridge
City transportation officials propose realigning the road to meet East Fifth Street instead of crossing Brushy Fork.
Reporting here tracks city council decisions, the Forsyth County courts and Winston-Salem/Forsyth County Schools alongside the healthcare, financial services and technology employers that define the Piedmont Triad economy. From Ardmore and Buena Vista to West End, Downtown and Old Salem, neighborhood coverage extends into Davidson County, Davie County, Stokes County and Yadkin County where stories cross the line. The healthcare and university sectors have replaced tobacco as the city's defining industries, and the transition continues to shape workforce development, real estate and planning debates at city hall. Infrastructure investment, school district resources and downtown development are the recurring subjects in local government reporting.
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