Kellina Djanfa Wanteu

Winston-Salem

City Editor at 6AM City

Broadcast Journalism major with minor in Spanish, Youtube content creator

Articles

Catch some reads with Forsyth County Summer Reading Program

4 days ago | wstoday.6amcity.com | Kellina Djanfa Wanteu

Summer is around the corner, and students are out of school, but the learning never stops. Don’t worry—we’re not grading you. (Although we’re biased and think WStoday readers are A+ students.)Forsyth County Library’s Summer Reading Program has started, so get booked this summer with reads of various genres, including fantasy, horror, thriller, romance, and Spanish language recs. Browse recommendations for children, teens, and adults.
Celebrate the sounds of summer with these free outdoor concerts around Winston-Salem

1 week ago | wstoday.6amcity.com | Kellina Djanfa Wanteu

Free concerts? That’s our jam. From symphony-serenaded picnics to garden gigs and skyline views, these recurring live music programs around the Twin City will provide the soundtrack for your summer. Pro tip: check the weather and event pages for changes before you attend. Downtown Jazz | Fridays (June 20, July 11, July 25, Aug. 8 + Aug.
NCMA, Winston-Salem to undergo major renovations to improve visitors' experience

2 weeks ago | wstoday.6amcity.com | Kellina Djanfa Wanteu

Plans are in place to expand the NC Museum of Art, Winston-Salem (formerly known as SECCA). Thanks to the $15 million funding from the State of North Carolina and philanthropic support, patrons and visitors will be greeted with an elevated guest experience once the project is complete. NCMA will renovate both its campuses — Raleigh (hey, RALtoday) and Winston-Salem to increase accessibility and bridge indoor and outdoor museum spaces for a seamless learning experience.
Five places to buy fresh bread in Winston-Salem

3 weeks ago | wstoday.6amcity.com | Kellina Djanfa Wanteu

Things we loaf more than the Twin City? Spots with fresh bread. With the rise in popularity, sourdough bread has made a huge comeback nationwide. Let’s toast to these five local bakeries that are on a roll when it comes to transforming your regular toast into a mounthwatering masterpieces. Note: You can made to-go orders at these spots. Bobby Boy Bakeshop | This beloved bakery shop offers a wide range of sourdough bread options with locally milled flour.
Fiscal year 2026 Forsyth County budget explained

4 weeks ago | wstoday.6amcity.com | Kellina Djanfa Wanteu

$589 million. That’s the recommended budget for Forsyth County expenditure during the 2026 fiscal year. Where will that money go? You may ask. Let us break it down. On Thursday, May 8, County Manager Shontell Robinson presented the budget, which aims to strengthen investment in education and position the county in a sustainable financial position while maintaining quality services. Real estate values increased by ~51% on average in the county, leading to a slight increase in property tax rate.
Small Business Week: Pass the mic + share the love

1 month ago | wstoday.6amcity.com | Kellina Djanfa Wanteu

When it comes to Small Business Week, we’ll take every chance we can to brag about our local entrepreneurs. Meet 10 local businesses shaping the scene, hear their takes on what makes the Twin City special + their recommendations for other small-biz brands you should check out. Editor’s note: Responses may have been edited for clarity and brevity.
Spring into fashion with these editor's picks from local boutique Wood & Thread

1 month ago | wstoday.6amcity.com | Kellina Djanfa Wanteu

Hey, Winstonians. City Editor Kellina here. As a fashion lover, I couldn’t pass up the opportunity to highlight one of my favorite local boutiques in Winston-Salem. In honor of Small Business Week, I took part in a guided shopping experience at Wood & Thread Boutique on Brookstown Avenue. Boutique owner Theresa Burton gave me a few of her favorite spring dresses to try on. Tulip Fields Dress | Size L | Price: $94.95You’ll certainly turn heads with this colorful spring dress.
Wine bar Little Pep offers unique dining experience

1 month ago | wstoday.6amcity.com | Kellina Djanfa Wanteu

Spruce up your daily routine with a pep of wine and food. As part of Small Business Week, we are highlighting a small, but mighty wine bar located on Trade Street. Little Pep opened in 2024 to serve as a space for locals and visitors to wine and unwind in a relaxed atmosphere. City Editor Kellina reached out to the owner Anna to learn more about the passion behind their business. We both come from the creative agency world and had been working from home for the past four years.
Independent bookstores in Winston-Salem

1 month ago | wstoday.6amcity.com | Kellina Djanfa Wanteu

Welcome to your next favorite chapter, the one where we celebrate your favorite local bookstores. In honor of Independent Bookstore Day on Saturday, April 26, we’re highlighting four local bookstores in Winston-Salem. Without any further ado, we won’t bury the lead. Bookmarks, 634 W. 4th St., Ste. 110The independent bookstore opened in 2017 as a place to celebrate authors and provide literary resources in the community.
VRBO vacation rentals of the year located within driving distance of Winston-Salem, NC

1 month ago | wstoday.6amcity.com | Brianna Williams |Kellina Djanfa Wanteu |Declan Lowthian |Stephanie Freeman

Travelers don’t often schedule trips around their accommodations, but these spots may change your mind. Each year, VRBO shares its Vacation Rentals of the Year — homes with standout guest ratings and reviews, unique spaces and amenities, and “Premier Host” owners. Check out these four 2025 Vacation Rentals of the Year that are within (reasonable) driving distance from Winston-Salem. ~4 hours driving timeIn search of a mountain retreat?