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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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County leaders say this new space is intended to create connection and promote the health of residents.
Whether you are looking to buy or sell your home in the Twin City, here’s what to expect.
A local organization works to support women entrepreneurs through a weekly networking event in Downtown Winston-Salem.
Here’s a preview of the weekend activities.
The Triad is well represented on the world stage at the Paris 2024 Summer Olympics — these are some locals to watch.
Take a look at how coffee is made from start to finish.
Here’s what to expect during the six-day festival.
The celebration will take place simultaneously with other 17 cities across the nation on the same day.
The community college is working toward offering a comprehensive college experience.
Check out these wellness activities for older adults.
Give back to your neighbors while enjoying homemade ice cream at the coolest party of the year.
Our readers told us what they would like to see happen in the Twin City in the next 10 years.
Check out this list 10 local spots to host your special event.
One Winston-Salem native shares his views of the city through his perspective.
These three homes offer the perfect escape for those who love to entertain.
This initiative is part of a campaign to encourage younger generations to get involved in civic efforts.
The group is geared toward participants aged 21 and older.
Prepare for the heat that is coming.
The expanded facility will increase access to high-quality health care for the East community.
This coffee pot is not one you can put on your stove (sorry to disappoint).
According to the US Census Bureau, Forsyth County has a total population of 382,590 people, with a projected growth of one percent every year.
Let’s look at what factors put our city on the map.
Prepare for the heat for the months of June, July, and August in the Twin City.
Let’s take a mid-month pause to see how much you know about what’s going on in Winston-Salem.
Help cover care costs for shelter pets so they can be adopted quicker.
This initiative is part of the city’s efforts to enhance quality of life and create a healthier environment.
Take your supper experience up a notch in an upscale atmosphere.
A majority of the city’s projects are funded by property and sales taxes residents pay on a daily basis.