“There’s a lot of bus stops that aren’t fully accessible. It can take a whole day just to go to one doctor’s appointment, waiting for transportation.”
Tag: Journalism
W-S’s crime monitoring center to expand using new grant
A $700,000 grant will allow Winston-Salem police to survey downtown like never before.
‘We want results’: With Crystal Tower sale canceled, residents want to see changes
The cancelled sale gives residents hope, but there are still a lot of renovations the city needs to make.
Roar W-S to hire more than 100 employees by offering benefits amidst staffing crisis
“That is a lot of employment opportunities here for this city. It’s not a hurdle. It’s a high point.”
New radio show covers topics like minority businesses, Black Girl Magic
“I really wanted to provide that platform to other Afro-Latinas and show them they can do anything.”
WS/FCS teachers reflect on jobs after $16 million salary miscalculation
After district teachers learned they weren’t getting as big of a raise as they’d hoped, school board officials scrambled to make it up to them.
2021 Legislative Issue: So many bills, so few laws
A guide to the Forsyth and Guilford County bills passed this last year – and the ones that weren’t.
New drag show at Monstercade promotes inclusivity
“We want to give the best damn queer showcase you can give.”
The 2021 TRIAD 100
Several journalists came together to compile the 100 most important Triad news stories of the last year.
New police surveillance tech could be coming to Winston-Salem
The W-S police department may soon broaden their ability to surveil the city.
Nicole Zelniker 