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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.

From parking to finding your party, here’s how to find your way around.
The facilities celebrate history while creating new tastes.
Here’s a look at who’s competing in this year’s tournament.
Winston-Salem’s beer scene is full of brewers committed to creating flavors you can’t find anywhere else.
Here’s how you can provide input on the strategic plan that’s been crafted so far.
The once-operational quarry sat vacant for nearly two decades before being turned into a public park.
You don’t need to pitch a tent to take part in the fun.
Learn more about the new chief executive of Forsyth County government and why she wants to talk to residents.
At Southern Home & Kitchen, you can get any knife sharpened while you wait.
The drama “Space Cowboy” will be filmed over three weeks in the Twin City.
Whether you’re looking for something dairy-free or heaped with toppings, these local shops are serving scoops worth savoring.
Tell us what you’ve discovered that makes the Twin City special.
What was Winston-Salem like at the turn of the millennium? We took a look back to see what life was like pre-Y2K.
The urban trail will be a downtown connector along Salem Parkway.
Here’s how the figures end up on buildings in the Arts District.
From parties to parades, there are plenty of ways to celebrate America’s independence.
The move marks the company’s first expansion to NC to meet growth in demand.
The group that influenced modern rock and roll got their start in the Twin City.
The 100-year-old house on Country Club Road is a chance to own a piece of Winston-Salem history.
Crews will collect interviews around the city in June and July.
Do you know the secret to navigating the Twin City like a pro?
Here’s the lineup and how to grab tickets.
The public space will honor the life and legacy of a man who freed himself from enslavement.
The $658.9 million plan would raise some fees and property taxes to pay for city priorities.
The City of Arts and Innovation is joining the worldwide celebration of music.
The property was a pawn shop for decades. Now it’s for sale.
From parties and parades to brunches and book clubs, here’s a guide to Pride events happening in June in the Twin City.
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It’s time to add some summer staples to your closet.