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WELCOME — They trickled into the room as early as 7 a.m., even though the event didn’t start for more than an hour.

Three Winston-Salem Walmart stores are giving away free pizza samples Monday as part of a relaunch of its Marketside Pizza brand, the retailer announced.

Anne Litton White, a Winston-Salem doctor facing an indefinite suspension of her medical license, will have her case before the N.C. Medical Board split into two hearings that will be five months apart.

James Alexander, who has been a fixture at Reynolds for the past 29 years has decided to retire at the end of the school year.

Dave & Buster's appears set to open in Hanes Mall in spring 2019, according to a map posted on the website of the mall's owner, CBL & Properties.

A new French-inspired cafe will give jobs to adults with mental and developmental challenges.

Wallace Bradsher is on trial this week facing six felonies and a misdemeanor charge in an alleged scheme between Craig Blitzer and Bradsher to hire their wives and pay Cindy Blitzer $48,000 in salary she did not earn.

Residents escaped a house fire at 1629 E. 14th St. in Winston-Salem overnight.

Winston-Salem native Tyriq Evans was shocked when his band director asked him to speak at today’s D-Day commemoration ceremony in Normandy, France.

After discussing five different proposed budgets, the Forsyth commissioners have reached consensus on a budget that avoids a 2.3-cent increase in the property-tax rate but includes a quarter-cent increase in the sales-tax rate — a change that would need to…