“Opportunity Zones” that give tax breaks for investing in low income areas are coming to Winston-Salem.
Government
Forsyth County commissioners are considering a quarter-cent county sales tax.
Forsyth County commissioners will be voting today on if county staff should study consolidating the Social Services and the Public Health departments.
The City of Winston-Salem is suing opioid distributors and manufacturers. The City Council voted on Monday, March 5, to declare the opioid crisis in the city a public nuisance and
Forsyth County commissioners approved paying more to Aramark for food services at the Forsyth County Detention Center, but also requested
Special to The Chronicle Paul Norby, the planning director for Winston-Salem and Forsyth County since 1999, has announced that he
The Winston-Salem Transit Authority (WSTA) has unveiled a brand new Route 100. The bus route has been redesigned to provide
Forsyth County commissioners plan to vote on authorizing staff to explore consolidating the departments of Social Services and Public Health. Commissioners are tentatively set to vote on this issue on March 15.
The City of Winston-Salem will be holding community meetings starting March 21 on a potential $122 million in bonds that may be on the November ballot.
The consequences of tax reform, a county sales tax, employee turnover and enhancing Safe on Seven were some of the topics discussed during a Winter Work Session held by Forsyth County commissioners last week.
