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Kellina Wanteu

Newsletter Editor

Kellina is based in Winston-Salem, NC. She previously worked as a producer and digital editor at a local news station. When she’s not at her computer crafting her next story, you’ll likely find her hitting the gym, line dancing at a local spot, exploring new destinations, or discovering cool hangouts with friends.

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During the 1950s, the City of Winston-Salem’s first public housing development was created in Happy Hill.
The celebration has been issued every year since 1994. Here’s where you can learn more about the history of Native American tribes.
Choose my fate — if you dare.
The Green Light Operation is part of an effort to let veterans know that they are seen, appreciated, and supported.
The organization is planning on reaching vulnerable children who experience trauma.
Downtown Winston-Salem turns into festive winter wonderland, with bright lights and decorations to celebrate the season.
Let’s take a look at some major constructions underway in the Twin City.
Find unique gifts for your friends and loved ones ahead of the holiday season.
Explore the demo tables and hear pitches from each startup team, plus get a chance to discover the next big thing in creative entrepreneurship.
To prevent the misuse of prescription drugs, Novant Health has installed medication take-back containers to help community members dispose of their medicine safely.
This initiative is part of an effort to help make their lives easier.
WStoday sat down with Pat Ivey, NCDOT engineer to learn about the latest development from this $1.74 billion project.
Help keep Winston’s landscapes and wildlife healthy and beautiful with these pro tips.
These listings might have you calling your realtor and packing your bags. Browse these five beautiful properties currently on the market.
The festival is a celebration of people from around the world who call Winston-Salem home. It will showcase international cuisine, entertainment, and goods.
Support small businesses, plus celebrate the official opening of the newly constructed community hangout spot.
The cultural exhibit showcases images of Black business owners in Winston-Salem in an effort to preserve history.
The historic marker program is an effort to draw attention to important local sites that may not have received recognition otherwise.
Mental health is just as important as your physical well-being.
The new courthouse location will provide more space for court officials to manage operations on a daily basis.
The company currently operates out of four locations within Forsyth County and plans to consolidate them into the larger space.
Where and when you need to register by to participate in the November Election.
Here’s how Winston-Salem is uniting to fight against cancer.
Changes are coming to Winston-Salem after the state budget was released— from school funding renovations to a museum name change, here’s what you need to know.
The agreement was made with Soelect and Carolina Battery Institute to develop and advance training opportunities for students.
Wake Forest University will host 10 ACC basketball opponent teams at the Lawrence Joel Veterans Memorial Coliseum this season.
Visitors will get a sense of what Twin city is about, enjoy great scenery, and get the opportunity to shop local.
Tony “T’Afo” Feimster combined his personal art collection to give a broader perspective of Black American history.
Let’s go beyond the typical pumpkin patch and apple picking and explore unique event ideas for you to enjoy this fall.