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Kellina Djanfa Wanteu

Winston-Salem

City Editor at 6AM City

Broadcast Journalism major with minor in Spanish, Youtube content creator

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  • New charter school coming soon to Winston-Salem

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

    A new K-8 school company is working to plant roots near Winston-Salem. Legacy Traditional School‘s Winston-Salem/Clemmons location will be the first of its kind in North Carolina, with a projected investment of $22 million. The school aims to focus on building a strong foundation in reading, writing, and mathematics. Students will have access to arts, athletics + innovative clubs and programs.

  • A guide to city departments in Winston-Salem

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

    Curious who to report to for city services? From civic happenings to recreational programs, we’ve compiled a handy guide to the city departments and resources residents can access. “How do I prepare for a disaster?”Winston-Salem/Forsyth County Emergency Management | Local responders are equipped to assist organizations and individuals during a disaster. This department offers training for residents interested in being part of a response team.

  • Juneteenth Celebration: Honor the legacy of Peter Oliver, a freedman who helped shape history

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

    Thursday, June 19, is not your typical day. Juneteenth, also referred to as Emancipation Day, celebrates the enforcement of the Emancipation Proclamation + commemorates the liberation of enslaved people throughout the US. This year, the City of Winston-Salem will host a weeklong celebration honoring the 225th anniversary of Peter Oliver’s freedom, a Winstonian who gained his freedom and returned to the town of Salem. Oliver was known as a respected tradesman and trailblazer until he died in 1810.

  • Catch some reads with Forsyth County Summer Reading Program

    3 weeks 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 month 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.

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Kellina Wanteu
Kellina Wanteu @KellinaWanteu
28 Jan 21

Looking for some stories ideas about diversity and issues regarding Immigrants in Maryland. I’ll be covering diversity as a beat this semester. #j361JD

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Kellina Wanteu @KellinaWanteu
2 May 20

Make sure to check out my article!

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With the coronavirus pandemic infiltrating countries everywhere, students abroad had their travels cut short back in March. Here's what they had to say about the turn of events: https://t.co/YjMXkGJShX

Kellina Wanteu
Kellina Wanteu @KellinaWanteu
27 Apr 20

RT @greenbeltpolice: The suspect is described as a Hispanic male, 5’6” to 5’7”, wearing a charcoal colored sweatshirt. 2/2