During the summer, students can lose up to 25% of what they learned in the school year. To help combat this issue, the United Way of Forsyth County recently held a summer camp fair at the Salvation Army Citadel that addressed the learning loss issue. Many of these camps are still accepting students.
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For her hard work and dedication to helping individuals reach their goal of becoming homeowners, last week Financial Pathways of the Piedmont named Bianca Green as Financial First Responder of the Year.
Citizens and business owners in Forsyth County are owed more than $50,000,000 and NC State Treasure Dale Falwell has launched an initiative to get the unclaimed money back to the rightful owners.
Dr. Travest Hunter to release inspirational CD
Outstanding volunteers in Forsyth County are recognized with Governor’s Awards
Black Is Beautiful Bridal Show to debut on Saturday at The Enterprise Conference Center
Kernersville development is blueprint for scaling up workforce housing
AKA chapter hosting virtual DIY expungement clinic on Saturday
It’s back! Hope du Jour invites the community to ‘feel good eating’ on May 3
At 67, Hazel Griffin became a first-time homeowner through Habitat for Humanity of Forsyth County. Her house is the first to be built in decades in the historic Dreamland Park neighborhood in Winston-Salem, a once-thriving community that declined after urban renewal.
