Horror author Grady Hendrix claims to be a terrible singer, but that won’t stop him from singing for fans during his shows.
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Artful lodging: Wherehouse becomes the West Salem Art Hotel
The Wherehouse Art Hotel has reopened under a new name.
Locals turn to tattoos for self-expression, therapy during pandemic
Tattoos have become therapy for some people 18 months into the pandemic.
Local venues contemplate vaccine requirements, mask mandates as COVID-19 numbers rise
Venues across the Triad continue to hear feedback from their patrons about their vaccine policies. Whatever the policies are, said feedback continues to be a mix of grateful and angry.
America’s Racial Wealth Gap: Jay Pearson Tries to Build Wealth for the Next Generation
“In terms of wealth and income, I grew up in abject poverty. I’m the first person in my direct line who’s been building wealth that can hopefully be transferred to the next generation.”
Soon-to-open Curvy Fox plus-size boutique aims to offer more options for W-S shoppers
Few stores have plus-size options that are affordable, well-made, and fashionable. Phyllis Westerlund and Coral Crook are changing the local market.
Samantha Foxx demystifies beekeeping, paving the way for future Black enthusiasts
Four the last four years, a local beekeeper has served as a model of what the future of beekeeping could be.
‘Freedom Summer’s’ ’60s narrative about passing while Black resonates today
Appalachian State University presented a virtual play set during the Civil Rights Movement as part of their summer festival.
Winston-Salem’s Kat Lamp creates at the intersection of art, music and nature
Artist Kat Lamp is thrilled to attend live shows again, work with musicians, and make new art.
Celebrating for celebration’s sake: Heavy Rebel returns over the July 4th weekend
A car festival, mud wrestling, a burlesque show, and more.
