
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.
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Several hundred people gathered downtown for the annual Winston-Salem Triad Veterans Day Parade, marking the country's 250th anniversary.
Police will restrict traffic Saturday morning as the parade and two college football games draw crowds to Winston-Salem.
Southern, who led the Winston-Salem literary nonprofit since 2021, will leave the post in January 2027.

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The musician dropped his rendition of the 1990s hit ahead of his upcoming album, Unnecessary Covers.

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The renowned documentary filmmaker spoke to an audience of over 2,000 at Wait Chapel.

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Tiffany Jacobs performed as a student at Hillman College in the updated television series production.

Regular subjects here include concert and festival announcements, theater and dance productions, gallery and museum shows, and the media outlets that cover the city's cultural scene. Coverage runs across Winston-Salem and into the surrounding communities whenever an event or venue draws audiences from beyond the city limits. Live events and performing arts shape most of the local calendar, while the business side of venues and production companies follows closely behind. Ticketing, venue financing and the economics of touring acts are the constraints that most often decide which shows reach the city.