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Cambridge Wrege

City Editor

Cambridge Wrege lives in Winston-Salem, NC. She is a former television news producer with 10 years of experience in the local broadcast news industry. When she’s not looking for stories, Cambridge enjoys spending time with her husband, walking her dog, and gardening.

“A Photographic Journey of Winston-Salem as Told Through the Eyes of Her Elders” celebrates the stories and viewpoints of 10 photography students.
The 2024 series will include four free concerts.
The South African company will create 50 new jobs when it begins operations on Mercantile Drive.
Get ready for a jam-packed two days.
The historic district has businesses, restaurants, and homes that are worth exploring.
Here are five activities in the Twin City to keep kids learning and engaged.
The fundraiser is an opportunity for pet lovers to get active.
Shelly Barnes will be responsible for launching the school’s athletics program.
The artist behind the outdoor installation explains how it was completed.
The franchise has entered into an agreement with an organization that owns and operates select Minor League clubs affiliated with Major League Baseball.
The 26th event will showcase a record-setting 197 films over 10 days.
The annual event seeks to honor Forsyth County residents who continue to make a positive impact on the community.
What to anticipate at the largest Earth Day event in North Carolina.
Job seekers and employers will get valuable information at these three events in April.
From lifting weights, indoor rock climbing, personal training, dance fitness, boxing classes, and martial arts programs — we’ve rounded up 15+ gyms and fitness offerings around the Twin City.
Your votes determined a champion.
The 100-year-old house on Country Club Road is a chance to own a piece of Winston-Salem history.
We’re breaking down the rules so you don’t run a-fowl of the city ordinance.
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Whether you’re looking for a ballpark classic with a twist or something new to try while rooting for the home team, these treats are sure to get you talking.
The contest to assist entrepreneurs has been held for a decade in the Twin City. It aims to promote and give innovators support they need to succeed.
Discover something new while scavenging for eggs at these family-friendly events.
Officials say the new names will better reflect the current uses of the former Annex and Education Building.
Whether you want to stroll solo on walking trails or participate in programs with others, these public facilities offer residents plenty of ways to play.
The program returns to the downtown district in April and will run through October.
Here’s the 411 on placing online wagers.
Get ready to place your bets, North Carolinians.
Get ready to place your bets, Winstonians.
“Seating Assignment: Women in Contemporary Chairmaking and Craft Education” will feature designs from 15 female artists.
The hospital held a topping out ceremony to celebrate the progress.
What registered voters need to know before going to the polls.