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Apartments, retail planned for site in East Winston. New development will be on site of former dry cleaner - Vimarsana News

Apartments, retail planned for site in East Winston. New development will be on site of former dry cleaner

30-unit complex to be built on Martin Luther King Jr. Drive, between Third and Fourth streets.

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Winston-Salem may require masks both indoors and outdoors at fair - Vimarsana News

Winston-Salem may require masks both indoors and outdoors at fair

Winston-Salem administrators are proposing to require the wearing of masks both indoors and outdoors at the Carolina Classic Fair, in a bid to come up with rules that a majority

12% more in property taxes? Winston-Salem wrestles with hard budget choices. - Vimarsana News

12% more in property taxes? Winston-Salem wrestles with hard budget choices.

Some on the Winston-Salem City Council believe a proposed 2021-22 budget is too expensive, but others cite extensive needs

10 days, 9 shootings. Local leaders point to poverty, pandemic and drugs. - Vimarsana News

10 days, 9 shootings. Local leaders point to poverty, pandemic and drugs.

Many factors are playing a role in the recent rash of shootings that resulted in the death of one woman and injuries to 19 people in Winston-Salem, several members of the Winston-Salem City Council said Tuesday. In addition, a man died from injuries received May 5 after police returned gunfire at a home during a standoff in Ardmore. “It’s a myriad of things,” Council Member Denise “D.D.” Adams said. “It goes further back than COVID.” Problems such as poverty, hunger, unemployment, drug abuse, poor education, crime, mental illness, and health-care disparities...