Lewisville Civic Club Archives

Breaking

Happy Hill history program brings cemetery’s story to Lewisville Wednesday
CROP Hunger Walk links a Sunday downtown walk to local food help
GeisterBio plans lab at Winston-Salem’s Innovation Quarter
Forsyth voter registration deadline is Friday, Oct. 9
Average weekly wages reached $1,509 in early 2026. Business and city leaders cite workforce training, business expansion and development sites as priorities for building on those gains.
Chief Penn’s youth curfew faces uncertain future
Forsyth rejects data-center moratorium; Besse’s draft details proposed safeguards
West Nile in Forsyth: symptoms, prevention and where to get help

Happy Hill history program brings cemetery’s story to Lewisville Wednesday
CROP Hunger Walk links a Sunday downtown walk to local food help
GeisterBio plans lab at Winston-Salem’s Innovation Quarter
Forsyth voter registration deadline is Friday, Oct. 9
Average weekly wages reached $1,509 in early 2026. Business and city leaders cite workforce training, business expansion and development sites as priorities for building on those gains.
Chief Penn’s youth curfew faces uncertain future
Forsyth rejects data-center moratorium; Besse’s draft details proposed safeguards
West Nile in Forsyth: symptoms, prevention and where to get help

College-Bound

The Lewisville Civic Club has awarded $1,500 scholarships to (from left) Paul Lasley and Gaddamanuoo Uma, both of Reagan High School, and Richard Austin Colvard of West Forsyth High School.

By WS Chronicle June 10, 2013