Winston-Salem Journal

The Winston-Salem Journal is a daily newspaper in the United States that mainly caters to the residents of Winston-Salem, North Carolina, and the surrounding Forsyth County. It also provides news coverage for Northwestern North Carolina, extending its reach into parts of Tennessee to the west and Virginia to the north.

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Paul Allen, the head pro at Maple Chase, talks about this summer's Forsyth Championship

6 days ago | journalnow.com | John Dell

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Café Arthur’s serves up good food, cozy atmosphere and customer care

1 week ago | journalnow.com | Lynne Brandon

It is hard to believe that Carmen Margjoni is 21 years old. The manager of Café Arthur’s speaks with the maturity and wisdom of a person decades older. Under her direction, Café Arthur’s runs like a well-oiled machine in an atmosphere that feels like the bar from the ‘80s TV show “Cheers.”The cozy atmosphere is inviting and has a retro vibe highlighted by the red, vinyl booths.
What a difference a dollar makes: These are the metros where your paycheck stretches the furthest

1 week ago | journalnow.com | Ben Popken |Elena Cox

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Two Triad football players scrambling to find a college after announcement at Limestone University

1 week ago | journalnow.com | John Dell

Jayden McCurdy, a freshman defensive lineman at Limestone, had just had his exit interview for the season with an assistant coach regarding off-season workouts. McCurdy is a Ledford High School graduate who, like everyone else on campus, then heard the news about his school. Financial difficulties have led to the school closing its doors by the end of this semester, according to several reports.
Two HBCU transfers finding their way at Wake Forest's spring football practices

1 week ago | journalnow.com | John Dell

It might seem like a daunting task moving from an HBCU to a Power 5 school, but Reginald Vick Jr. and Karon Prunty are making it look easy. For Vick, a wide receiver who goes by RJ and who played the last two seasons for Division II Virginia Union, he’s excited about what’s ahead and he's more than taken on the challenge so far this spring. “It’s been a good move for me, and I like how everything has been going,” Vick said on Thursday after the team’s 14th spring practice.
Two Things: Senate aims to cut off avenue to free the wrongfully convicted; Greensboro Council sides with developer

1 week ago | journalnow.com | Scott Sexton

Groovy Thursday. The devil, as always, lurks in the details. A 439–page, $33.3 billion budget proposal working its way through the state Senate centers around a lot of familiar fiscal themes: cutting waste, lowering tax rates, doling out raises for state employees - teachers, troopers and the like - and providing additional relief to victims of Hurricane Helene.
Two Triad football players scrambling to find a college after announcement at Limestone University

1 week ago | journalnow.com | John Dell

Jayden McCurdy, a freshman defensive lineman at Limestone University, had just had his exit interview for the season with an assistant coach about off-season workouts. McCurdy, who is a Ledford High School graduate, like everyone else on campus then heard the news about his school. Financial difficulties have led to the school closing its doors by the end of this semester, according to several reports.
'Surprise, surprise, surprise!': 'Andy Griffith Show' bill clears state House

1 week ago | journalnow.com | Richard Craver

"The Andy Griffith Show" took a pivotal step toward becoming North Carolina's official television show with bipartisan House Bill 557 clearing the state House by a 96-14 vote Wednesday. The bill goes to the Senate for consideration, which tends to be more reluctant to vote for official state recognitions than the House. Among the spectators in the House gallery Wednesday were people dressed up as Andy Griffith and other characters.
Competing NC school calendar bills set for cultural, educational clash

1 week ago | journalnow.com | Richard Craver

The state House and Senate appear on the path to a cultural and educational clash over the setting of the annual calendars for public school districts. On Wednesday, the Senate advanced Republican-sponsored Senate Bill 754, titled “School Calendar Flexibility: a New Alternative,” to the gatekeeper Rules and Operations committee. The bill limits public school districts to two annual school calendar options. It would go into effect for the 2026-27 school year.
Canadian solar products manufacturer commits to High Point plant, 20 jobs

1 week ago | journalnow.com | Richard Craver

Opsun Corp., a Canadian manufacturer of structures for solar panels, said Wednesday it will create 20 jobs in High Point as part of spending $9.3 million to build its first U.S. manufacturing plant. Opsun, based in Quebec City, designs and manufactures aluminum solar panel mounting structures for commercial, industrial and residential markets. The High Point plant will be the manufacturer's third plant overall, which it said will triple the footprint of its current operations.