City of Winston-Salem
Recent News About City of Winston-Salem
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Winston-Salem announces street closures for sewer rehabilitation project
Work on the System-Wide and Sprague Neighborhood Sewer Rehabilitation projects in Winston-Salem is ongoing.
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Waughtown Street in Winston-Salem closes for water system improvements
Waughtown Street in Winston-Salem will be closed to through traffic between Glendale Street and Old Lexington Road on weekdays from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., starting Tuesday, March 25.
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Winston-Salem seeks public input on proposed wetland construction project
The City of Winston-Salem has announced a proposed project under the Project-Based Voucher program, which involves constructing 216 rental housing units in a wetland area.
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Fourth Street overnight closure announced for March 25
On Tuesday, March 25, the 400 block of Fourth Street will be closed from 3 a.m. to 8 a.m. The closure affects the area between Spruce and Marshall streets and is due to construction work on the Stevens Center.
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City seeks public input on proposed housing project impacting local wetland
The City of Winston-Salem has announced a proposed development project under the Project-Based Voucher program through the US Department of Housing and Urban Development.
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Tour highlights operations at Muddy Creek Wastewater Treatment Plant
Winston-Salem/Forsyth County Utilities is once again sponsoring Forsyth Creek Week, providing an opportunity for residents to tour one of their facilities.
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Forsyth Creek Week offers diverse community events from March 22-30
The annual Forsyth Creek Week is set to take place from March 22 to March 30, offering a range of activities for the public to engage with the local water environment.
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Traffic pattern change on Old Salem Road starts March 19
Effective March 19, a new traffic pattern will be implemented on Old Salem Road in Winston-Salem.
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Former city alderman Virginia K. Newell dies at age 107
Virginia K. Newell, a former city alderman of Winston-Salem, passed away this morning at the age of 107.
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Sewer rehabilitation project prompts street closures in Winston-Salem
Work is progressing on the System-Wide Sewer Rehabilitation project in Winston-Salem.
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Hawthorne Road lane closures start March 13 for concrete replacement
Beginning March 13, lane closures will occur on Hawthorne Road between First Street and Beach Street.
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Annual leaf mulch giveaway returns for Forsyth County homeowners
Winston-Salem/Forsyth County Utilities has announced the return of its annual leaf mulch giveaway for Forsyth County homeowners.
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Sewer rehabilitation project causes street closures in Winston-Salem
Work on the System-Wide Sewer Rehabilitation project in Winston-Salem is ongoing.
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Orville W. Powell remembered for contributions to Winston-Salem
Former City Manager Orville W. Powell passed away on February 6 in Durham, North Carolina.
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Road closures planned for tree removal in March
The Vegetation Management Department has announced upcoming road closures to facilitate the removal of trees leaning into public rights-of-way.
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Rolling road closures scheduled near Forsyth County Detention Center
On Saturday, March 1, from 7 a.m. to 6 p.m., there will be rolling road closures on Chestnut Street, Second Street, and Third Street.
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City announces schedule for annual bulky item collection starting March 3
The city's annual bulky item collection is set to commence on March 3 and will continue until September 5.
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Winston-Salem Fire Department adjusts staffing to manage budget constraints
The Winston-Salem Fire Department is implementing temporary staffing changes to prevent exceeding its budget for the fiscal year ending June 30, 2025.
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Winston-Salem sewer rehabilitation project causes temporary street closures
Work on the System-Wide Sewer Rehabilitation project in Winston-Salem is set to continue with street closures scheduled for weekdays from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., starting Monday, February 24.
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Third Street section closed for Forsyth County Detention Center work
A contractor is scheduled to close a section of Third Street between Church and Chestnut streets on Saturday, February 22.