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Property tax increase for Forsyth homeowners - Vimarsana News

Property tax increase for Forsyth homeowners

The average Forsyth County homeowner is projected to see about a 2% increase on their 2022 residential property tax payment, according to an analysis by national real-estate research firm Attom

NC House clears school calendar bills; Berger sees no need for changes - Vimarsana News

NC House clears school calendar bills; Berger sees no need for changes

The N.C. House approved on Wednesday a bill that would allow six Triad school districts, including Winston-Salem/Forsyth County Schools, to open the 2023-24 school year as early as Aug. 11.

School calendar bills reach NC House floor; six more Triad districts added - Vimarsana News

School calendar bills reach NC House floor; six more Triad districts added

Four Triad school districts were added Tuesday to an N.C. House school calendar bill originally filed for Winston-Salem/Forsyth County Schools and Stokes County Schools.

Winston-Salem specialty textiles manufacturer requests incentives toward manufacturing plant - Vimarsana News

Winston-Salem specialty textiles manufacturer requests incentives toward manufacturing plant

A specialty fabrics manufacturer in Forsyth County is requesting up to $1.12 million in local incentives in exchange for creating 59 jobs and spending $41.71 million on a new plant.

WS/FCS school calendar bill set for first NC House committee hearing - Vimarsana News

WS/FCS school calendar bill set for first NC House committee hearing

The first state House committee hearing is set for a bill that would allow Winston-Salem/Forsyth County Schools to open the 2023-24 school year as early as Aug. 11.