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Back on the manufacturing map: Planned Toyota battery plant and potential for supersonic airplane maker spark hopes for major economic revival in Triad - Vimarsana News

Back on the manufacturing map: Planned Toyota battery plant and potential for supersonic airplane maker spark hopes for major economic revival in Triad

Toyota, PTI projects sparking manufacturing revival in Triad

A vaxxing problem: Education, economics and politics reflect lag in vaccination rates in some Triad counties - Vimarsana News

A vaxxing problem: Education, economics and politics reflect lag in vaccination rates in some Triad counties

Counties of the Piedmont Triad vary in vaccination rates, but there's a correlation between vaccination rates including economic, education and even politics.

Visit Winston-Salem turns to safety-focused marketing campaign to reassure visitors during pandemic - Vimarsana News

Visit Winston-Salem turns to safety-focused marketing campaign to reassure visitors during pandemic

Visit Winston-Salem has rolled out the latest in a long line of marketing campaigns, hoping the timing is right to appeal to tourists, conventions and sports groups that are cautiously inching forward in the shadow of the COVID-19 pandemic. The tourism agency released last week "Winston-Salem's Got You Covered," which blends a montage of local destination and hotel settings with a message emphasizing heightened safety measures to reassure travelers and guests. The campaign is aimed at state, regional and national meeting planners, along with more than 450 meeting and convention clients. Meeti...

Economists say COVID-19 vaccine holds key to unlocking 2021 rebound - Vimarsana News

Economists say COVID-19 vaccine holds key to unlocking 2021 rebound

After a somber and unpredictable 2020, there appears to be one certainty about 2021. As goes the COVID-19 vaccines, so goes the local, state and national economies, according to analysts, economists and business executives. "How rapidly the economy will recover assumes widespread vaccine use by mid-2021," said Michael Walden, an economics professor at N.C. State University. "Even by year’s end, we won’t be completely recovered from COVID-19."  National and state health officials say they are hopeful that some vaccine version will be available to the general population during the ...