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Winston-Salem Lifestyle News

In Winston-Salem, lifestyle news means culture, family habits and shopping. Coverage follows the everyday choices and social patterns that shape how residents live across the city.


Pets

Wildlife

Deer Crashes Through Window of Winston-Salem Laundromat

A deer struck a person in a parking lot before leaping into a South Main Street business.

Deer Crashes Through Window of Winston-Salem Laundromat

Education

Live Poll

Do you think local schools will do better with one party holding every board seat?

Administration

Democrats Sweep All Nine Winston-Salem School Board Seats

Democrats won every seat on the Winston-Salem/Forsyth County Schools Board of Education in Tuesday's election, and the current board will hold its final meeting Nov. 10.

Democrats Sweep All Nine Winston-Salem School Board Seats

Culture

African-American

WSSU Homecoming Draws Alumni to Tailgate, Game

Winston-Salem State University alumni, students, and fans gathered for a homecoming tailgate and football game against Fayetteville State University.

WSSU Homecoming Draws Alumni to Tailgate, Game

Hobbies

Live Poll

Do you trust local government to spend public housing money where residents need it?

Painting

Winston-Salem Plans $150,000 Sunrise Towers Mural

Officials are seeking artists to paint an exterior mural on the 11-story Sunrise Towers public housing building.

Winston-Salem Plans $150,000 Sunrise Towers Mural

Food and Drink

Live Poll

Do you think most people take enough safety precautions when frying a Thanksgiving turkey?

Cooking

Fire Department Demonstrates Safe Turkey Frying

Winston-Salem firefighters showed residents what can go wrong when a frozen turkey hits hot oil during a safety demonstration at Fire Station 13.

Fire Department Demonstrates Safe Turkey Frying

More in Lifestyle

Coverage takes in local cultural trends, household spending, family activities and the shifts in habits that define the city. It reaches across the city and the communities around it. Local housing patterns and economic constraints often dictate how families allocate time and resources throughout the year. Demographic shifts and seasonal changes in shopping and recreation remain the most common drivers of this reporting.