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Tag: Journalism
Redlining exhibit at Forsyth County Library contextualizes the past
Winston-Salem’s local library hosts redlining exhibit open to the public.
An old story gets new life at the Little Theatre of Winston-Salem
Agatha Christie herself would have loved to see this production of her story.
Yusef Salaam of the ‘Exonerated Five’ closes out Bookmarks Festival as part of book tour
“Before this, no one came and sat down with us and asked us who we were, where we came from, what happened.”
A change in scenery: ARTC reopens, gears up for 2022 season
Theater is back, and local performance spaces are getting ready for their new seasons.
GSO community anticipates arrival of 100 Afghans to the city
An estimated 65,000 evacuees are estimated to come to the U.S. from Afghanistan in the next month, and another 30,000 by the end of the year.
Author Grady Hendrix to share his love of horror at Bookmarks Festival
Horror author Grady Hendrix claims to be a terrible singer, but that won’t stop him from singing for fans during his shows.
Artful lodging: Wherehouse becomes the West Salem Art Hotel
The Wherehouse Art Hotel has reopened under a new name.
LaTonya Floyd Wants Justice
“We have so many people who have lost loved ones because of police brutality, and we’re going to stand with them like they’ve stood with us.”
Locals turn to tattoos for self-expression, therapy during pandemic
Tattoos have become therapy for some people 18 months into the pandemic.
