Advancing care, expanding hearts — Novant Health is dedicated to providing cutting-edge heart care for a healthier future. | Photo provided by Novant Health
Heart health is vital, and Novant Health is making it easier than ever to access top-tier care. With the recent opening of a new care tower dedicated to heart, neurological, and surgical care at Novant Health Forsyth Medical Center, our community now has expanded resources for treating these critical conditions.
And when it comes to heart care, this new tower is designed with patients in mind, providing advanced technology and specialized care to support those facing heart-related concerns. Whether it’s diagnostic testing, treatment, or recovery, Novant Health’s heart experts are ready to guide patients every step of the way.
Novant Health has also expanded its services to include a dedicated heart failure clinic. This new clinic offers specialized care for patients managing heart failure, giving them access to expert providers and personalized treatment plans. With these new additions, Novant Health continues to demonstrate its commitment to providing comprehensive heart care for the community.
If you or a loved one is looking for trusted heart care, Novant Health is here to help.
Pour, Sip + Vibe Candle Making Workshop | 6:30-7:30 p.m. | Lizzie’s All-Natural Products | $45 | Sip a complimentary glass of champagne or tea while creating your own 10-oz scented candle.
Souljam | Friday, March 28 | 8-11 p.m. | Wise Man Brewing | Cost of purchase | Groove to your favorite 1990s and 2000s hits with the beloved band — get there early for a good spot.
Spring Fling | 9 a.m.-6 p.m. | Your Home Marketplace | Cost of purchase | Participate in gift certificate drawings + shop spring finds and sales across all 85 booths at the warehouse.
Sunday, March 30
Chocolate Lover’s Cake | 1-3 p.m. | Southern Home & Kitchen | $72 | Only a few tickets are left for this class with classically-trained pastry chef Nguyet Nguyen.
Last Sundays | 12-5 p.m. | Robinhood Plaza | Cost of purchase | Shop handmade items by local vendors, listen to live music, and grab a bite from JJs Cuban food truck.
Want to learn something new... from the comfort of your own bed? Try visiting the Museum of All Things, a new virtual museum generated from Wikipedia with exhibits on millions of topics. When the scrolling gets old and you need some real-world interaction, head to Winston-Salem’s physical museums.
Travel
Don’t forget: The deadline to obtain a REAL ID is coming up on Wednesday, May 7. You’ll need the REAL ID (or a different federally approved identification, such as a passport) if you plan to fly domestically or enter secure federal or military facilities. Here’s how and where to get one locally.
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$15.97. That’s the average cost of a large cheese pizza in Winston-Salem based on a national pizza study conducted by Clever. Luckily, the Twin City has many pizzerias that are worth the dough, and our options go way beyond just cheese.
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42%. That’s the average price increase for a meal at a chain restaurant over the past five years. While inflation is inevitable, you can spend your dollars supporting local flavors by checking out brunch spots around Winston-Salem. (FinanceBuzz)
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City Guide
City Guide
👟 Lace up your walking shoes
Get outdoors and connect with nature year-round in the Twin City. | Photo via City of Winston-Salem Parks and Recreation via @ws_recreationparks
Sunday plans? Made. In honor of National Take a Walk in a Park Day, we’re sharing some of the best spots in town where you can do just that.
Miller Park, 400 Leisure Ln. | Nestled in the Ardmore neighborhood, Miller Park has a workout center and two baseball fields in addition to its wooded walking trails. You can also play horseshoe or bocce ball in the area.
Washington Park, 1490 S. Broad St. | Walkers can choose between a half- or one-mile trail in this park that’s known for its playground dinosaurs.
Jamison Park, 285 Meadowlark Dr. | Hoping to bring Fido? This spot has a dedicated dog park + a walking trail.
Tanglewood Park, 4061 Clemmons Rd., Clemmons | Just a ~20-minute drive from downtown Winston-Salem, the former estate of Will and Kate Reynolds has it all — including several walking trails.
Little Creek Park, 600 Foxcroft Dr. | Hop on the Little Creek Greenway nearby to walk the 0.77-mile paved trail, perfect for pushing a stroller or a gentle bike ride.
Earlier this week, we quizzed readers on WSTA bus fares. Just over 41% of respondents correctly guessed that a pass for 15 WSTA rides will run you $15. Decide whether or not you wanna spring for that pass after reading up on the new bus routes.
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