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Firefighter Pay Gap Forces Action — But Winston-Salem’s Bigger Challenge Is a Stagnant Tax Base

    Firefighter Pay Gap Forces Action — But Winston-Salem’s Bigger Challenge Is a Stagnant Tax Base

By Algenon Cash The Winston-Salem Chronicle A new survey shows Winston-Salem firefighters earn less than those in peer cities, and now City Council is considering raises — along with a

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Leadership Winston-Salem Invites Community to “Leaders & Lunch” A Conversation on Housing Solutions and a Framework for the Future

    Leadership Winston-Salem Invites Community to “Leaders & Lunch” A Conversation on Housing Solutions and a Framework for the Future

Winston-Salem leaders are set to take a deeper dive into one of the city’s most pressing challenges—how to create housing that is both affordable and equitable—as a new community conversation

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Cooper Highlights Health Care Affordability Plan During Greensboro Stop of “Make Stuff Cost Less” Tour

    Cooper Highlights Health Care Affordability Plan During Greensboro Stop of “Make Stuff Cost Less” Tour

Staff Report The Winston-Salem Chronicle Former North Carolina Gov. Roy Cooper brought his statewide “Make Stuff Cost Less” tour to the Triad this week, outlining a new plan aimed at

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Forsyth County Commissioners Approve Transcontinental Pipeline Easement in Contentious 4-3 Vote

    Forsyth County Commissioners Approve Transcontinental Pipeline Easement in Contentious 4-3 Vote

Staff Report The Winston-Salem Chronicle WINSTON-SALEM, NC — In a narrow 4-3 decision on March 5, 2026, the Forsyth County Board of Commissioners approved an easement agreement with the Transcontinental

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Audit Exposes $15M Hidden Spending in WS/FCS Budget Crisis

  Audit Exposes $15M Hidden Spending in WS/FCS Budget Crisis

By A.J. Daniel The Winston-Salem Chronicle WINSTON-SALEM — For months, parents, teachers, and taxpayers across Forsyth County have been asking

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In Forsyth’s At-Large Race, Schools, Trust, and Two Very Different Theories of Leadership

  In Forsyth’s At-Large Race, Schools, Trust, and Two Very Different Theories of Leadership

By A. J. Daniel The Winston-Salem Chronicle   When the midterm elections filing  period opened in December 2025, the early

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City Council to Debate Revisions to Police Complaint Process, Aiming to Expand Public Access and Transparency

  City Council to Debate Revisions to Police Complaint Process, Aiming to Expand Public Access and Transparency

News Brief The Winston-Salem Chronicle Members of the Winston-Salem City Council are scheduled tonight to consider an ordinance that would

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Roy Cooper Announces “Make Stuff Cost Less” Campaign

  Roy Cooper Announces “Make Stuff Cost Less” Campaign

Staff Report The Winston-Salem Chronicle Framing affordability as the defining issue for working families, former Gov. Roy Cooper on Tuesday

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City’s 2026 Legislative Agenda Seeks New Tools to Ease Rising Housing Burden

  City’s 2026 Legislative Agenda Seeks New Tools to Ease Rising Housing Burden

Staff Report The Winston-Salem Chronicle Winston-Salem, NC — In the face of growing housing cost pressures across Winston-Salem and Forsyth

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Early voting turnout in Forsyth nearly doubles 2022 pace, signaling heightened civic engagement

  Early voting turnout in Forsyth nearly doubles 2022 pace, signaling heightened civic engagement

Staff Report The Winston-Salem Chronicle Voters across Forsyth County are turning out in unusually strong numbers for this year’s primary

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