Development

Take a peek back in time to the days when Lighthouse Grill was still slinging vegetable plates or Blockbuster was still dishing out DVDs.
City Council is considering modifying an ordinance to allow more units within multifamily sites.
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This local artist moved from Arizona in 2019 and made the Twin City his new home where he helps bridge the gap between artists in the community.
The new complex will be tailored to students and give them direct access to Wake Forest University and The Grounds’ retail village.
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On Saturdays at Old Salem, visitors can stroll, shop, and experience what daily life looked like for people centuries ago.
The school supplies will ensure students are well-prepared when the new school year begins.
The major growth supports the local economy while placing Winston-Salem on the map.
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Whether you’re itching to try out a new activity or you’re a dedicated runner looking for a community, the Twin City offers plenty of options.
This investment is part of Winston-Salem’s initiative to grow and expand its pipeline for skilled workers.