City residents in Winston-Salem, North Carolina, are anticipating the ribbon-cutting ceremony for the first phase of Brown School Lofts at Legacy Heights, scheduled for April 25 at 3 p.m. The event will be graced by Mayor Allen Joines, Mayor Pro Tempore Denise D. Adams, members of the City Council, and Richard J. Monocchio, HUD’s principal deputy assistant secretary with the Office of Public and Indian Housing.The Brown School Lofts at Legacy Heights project, located at 1017 E. 11th Street, is a significant development made possible by a $30 million HUD Choice ..read more

Neighborhood Services development officials have announced a public hearing scheduled for Tuesday, April 23, at 6 p.m. in Winston-Salem, North Carolina. The meeting will take place at the Arnold G. King Public Meeting Room, Suite 530 of the Bryce A. Stuart Municipal Building, with the primary focus being on gathering feedback on the consolidated housing and community development plan for 2024-25.According to Neighborhood Services development officials, the purpose of the meeting is to receive input from residents on the plan. They also mentioned that city team members ..read more

City residents in Winston-Salem, North Carolina, are anticipating the ribbon-cutting ceremony for the first phase of Brown School Lofts at Legacy Heights, scheduled for April 25 at 3 p.m. The event will be graced by Mayor Allen Joines, Mayor Pro Tempore Denise D. Adams, members of the City Council, and Richard J. Monocchio, HUD’s principal deputy assistant secretary with the Office of Public and Indian Housing.The Brown School Lofts at Legacy Heights project, located at 1017 E. 11th Street, is a significant development made possible by a $30 million HUD Choice ..read more

Patrice Toney, assistant city manager and former interim city manager in Winston-Salem, is set to take on a new role as town manager for Carrboro starting on May 6. Toney's career transition was confirmed by city officials.During her tenure with Winston-Salem, Toney held key responsibilities overseeing various departments, including Police, Fire, Emergency Management, Human Relations/Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion, Housing Development, and Neighborhood Services. She temporarily assumed the role of interim city manager from August to November 2023.Toney's impactful ..read more

The ownership of the Winston-Salem Dash has officially announced the sale of the club to Diamond Baseball Holdings, a company that already owns two Minor League Baseball clubs in North Carolina. According to a recent statement, the Dash ownership has presented a proposal to the city to facilitate the sale of the club.As part of the transition, the City Council Finance Committee is set to review proposed modifications to the lease agreements between the city and Diamond Baseball Holdings at an upcoming meeting. If the Finance Committee recommends approval, the City Council ..read more

The ownership of the Winston-Salem Dash has officially announced the sale of the club to Diamond Baseball Holdings, a company that already owns two Minor League Baseball clubs in North Carolina. According to a recent statement, the Dash ownership has presented a proposal to the city to facilitate the sale of the club.As part of the transition, the City Council Finance Committee is set to review proposed modifications to the lease agreements between the city and Diamond Baseball Holdings at an upcoming meeting. If the Finance Committee recommends approval, the City Council ..read more

The Office of Business Inclusion and Advancement in Winston-Salem is gearing up for its upcoming Small Business Plan Competition, aiming to support entrepreneurs in developing solid business strategies. The city will host an information meeting on Tuesday, March 26, at 6 p.m., at the Bryce A. Stuart Municipal Building, to provide details about the competition.According to the announcement, the competition is designed to bolster job creation and small businesses within the community. Two winners will each be awarded a $5,000 grant for start-up costs, along with the ..read more

The Human Relations/Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Department, in collaboration with various organizations, is hosting a Women's History Month program to recognize local women leaders as Twin City Trailblazers. The partners include the Winston-Salem alumnae chapter of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority Inc., the Indo-US Cultural Association, the Hispanic League, the Junior League of Winston-Salem Inc., Delta Arts Center, and the Winston-Salem Urban League Young Professionals.The program, which is open to the community, will take place on Tuesday, March 26, 2024, at 1:30 p.m. at ..read more

The Human Relations/Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Department, in collaboration with various organizations, is hosting a Women's History Month program to recognize local women leaders as Twin City Trailblazers. The partners include the Winston-Salem alumnae chapter of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority Inc., the Indo-US Cultural Association, the Hispanic League, the Junior League of Winston-Salem Inc., Delta Arts Center, and the Winston-Salem Urban League Young Professionals.The program, which is open to the community, will take place on Tuesday, March 26, 2024, at 1:30 p.m. at ..read more

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