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Winston Cup Museum & Special Events Center | Sports Month

In downtown Winston-Salem, years of exciting racing history is on display at the Winston Cup Museum and Special Events Center. The unique collection of cars and memorabilia has been cultivated over the years by NASCAR enthusiast Will Spencer and his wife Christy, owners of JKS Incorporated. They opened the museum in 2005. “I wanted to… Read More »

Beeping Easter Egg Hunt for the Blind and Visually Impaired

The Winston-Salem Police Department’s Hazardous Devices Unit is hosting the 8th Annual “Beeping Easter Egg Hunt for the Blind and Visually Impaired.” This year’s “Spring Eggsplosion” hunts will be held Saturday, March 24 in Winston-Salem and Saturday, April 07 at the Gov. Morehead School for the Blind in Raleigh. The beeping Easter egg hunts were… Read More »

National Sports Media Association Announces 2018 Hall of Fame Inductees | Sports Month

The National Sports Media Association (NSMA) honors, preserves and celebrates the diverse legacy of sports media in the United States. Each June, the NSMA holds an awards weekend to honor those voted by their peers as: • Hall of Fame inductees • National Sportscaster of the Year • National Sportswriter of the Year • State… Read More »

The Dash and Black Tie Transportation Ink Long-Term Agreement

The Winston-Salem Dash are proud to announce they have signed a long-term agreement with Black Tie Transportation, a North Carolina-operated business that has been one of the industry leaders in transportation over the last 29 years. As part of their agreement, the Dash will travel via buses provided by Black Tie Bus Charters, which is… Read More »

Forsyth Technical Community College Announces New Dean of College and Career Readiness

Dr. Sydney Richardson has joined Forsyth Technical Community College as the dean of College and Career Readiness. As part of the Economic and Workforce Development Division, College and Career Readiness serves approximately 2900 students who take Adult Basic Education classes, Adult High School courses, and English as Second Language courses, leading them to either additional… Read More »

Chamber’s Keep it Local Initiative Receives National Award

Our efforts to tell the story of our small business community have paid off!  The Chamber is excited to share the news that we have placed first in a contest judging communications efforts for Small Business Saturday, which highlighted the holiday shopping season on November 25, 2017. The Small Business Saturday campaign was promoted by… Read More »


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