Posts From Tevin Stinson

WS/FCS may consider middle school football

    WS/FCS may consider middle school football

Winston-Salem/Forsyth County Schools (WSFCS) will soon gauge students’ interest in middle school football. While middle school football has been a topic discussed in local barbershops for years, WS/FCS is one of the only districts in a major metropolitan area that doesn’t offer middle school football. 

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Commentary: I guess Coach Prime wasn’t SWAC

    Commentary: I guess Coach Prime wasn’t SWAC

Commentary: I guess Coach Prime wasn’t SWAC

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District moving forward with new Brunson Elementary at former Thomasville Furniture facility

    District moving forward with new Brunson Elementary at former Thomasville Furniture facility

Brunson Elementary will soon have a new home. During their meeting on Nov. 15, the Winston-Salem/Forsyth County Schools Board of Education voted to move forward with the project at the Patterson Avenue site. 

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Chris Paul Family Foundation, W-S Dash, Truist partner to feed 400 families

    Chris Paul Family Foundation, W-S Dash, Truist partner to feed 400 families

Last weekend the Chris Paul Family Foundation, the Winston-Salem Dash, and Truist Financial came together to provide food for 400 families for the holidays.

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Smitty’s Notes celebrates 25th anniversary

    Smitty’s Notes celebrates 25th anniversary

In the summer of 1997 Winston-Salem native Jeff Smith sent out an email to about a dozen of his friends with a list of things to do around the city. That email was the start of the Smithy’s Notes, the city’s go-to source to find out about what’s going on in the area

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Citizens share their thoughts on next police chief

    Citizens share their thoughts on next police chief

Next month Chief Catrina Thompson of the Winston-Salem Police Department (WSPD) will officially retire. With a national search currently underway to find her replacement, earlier this week the Coalition for Accountability and Transparency invited the public to share their input on the hiring process and characteristics they would like to see in the next chief.

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Dr. Antonia Richburg assumes leadership role as president and CEO of United Way of Forsyth County

    Dr. Antonia Richburg assumes leadership role as president and CEO of United Way of Forsyth County

Everyone has a dream job, that one job that aligns with their interests, skill set and work style. Not many people ever have the good fortune to work their dream job, but last month Dr. Antonia Richburg got that opportunity when she officially assumed the role of president and chief executive officer of the United Way of Forsyth County (UWFC).

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Local midterm election results offer few surprises

    Local midterm election results offer few surprises

For months candidates campaigned and did their part to gain the trust of voters ahead of the 2022 midterm election. Although official results won’t be ready for a few days, here’s a look at the early results in some of the most talked about local races. 

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Candidates for county commissioners’ seats pitch their priorities at forum

    Candidates for county commissioners’ seats pitch their priorities at forum

With three seats up for grabs and the possibility of a majority party shift, the race for District A and at-large seats on the Forsyth County Board of Commissioners may be some of the most anticipated races on the local ballot. 

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Hartsfield campaigning hard for DA, getting voters to the polls is key

    Hartsfield campaigning hard for DA, getting voters to the polls is key

Hartsfield campaigning hard for DA, getting voters to the polls is key

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