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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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How the Twin City is honoring and celebrating African Americans who have paved the way in our nation.
This is the second year of the “Solstice: A Winter Circus Experience” performance in the Twin City
The institute will tap the world’s largest regenerative medicine cluster to create and scale breakthrough clinical therapies, according to the White House.
Say ‘yes’ to the dress and many more wedding essentials to help plan your perfect day.
The Crest will be a one-stop shop for those looking to tie the knot at a unique wedding venue.
Winston-Salem is a seller’s market, which means that there are more people looking to buy than there are homes available.
Arts, culture, growing businesses — you name it, the Twin City is laying the groundwork for the future.
It’s not just for wanna bees — learn the ins-and-outs of beekeeping.
Say your goodbyes to your live Christmas tree.
See what we plan to accomplish this year and share what you’re planning to achieve.
This is the city’s first installation of 146 solar panels that will provide electricity.
The celebration focuses on traditional African values, which is centered around a unique theme over seven days.
The kaleidoscope design is grounded in the idea of experiencing spaces and places from diverse perspectives.
Get a fresh start to the new year with fresh ingredients.
Here are 12 ways to ring in the new year in the Twin City to get you in the festive spirit.
The museum opened shortly after the “golden era” of stock car racing ended in 2003.
We’re diving into our readers’ data to give you your WStoday Wrapped with the top articles you’ve read and your most beloved social posts.
You might just need to skip that water bottle and save your money because your tap water is just as good.
The space is for artists looking to turn their passion into a career.
Discover five local spots with a festive winter menu.
The Twin City is continuing efforts to make it an attractive place to live, work, and play.
From spring blooms to fall leaves, WStoday readers give their reasons for their favorite seasons in the Twin City.
All you need to know about 2023 winter weather including snow predictions, the coldest month of the year, and how to prepare for the season.
Winston-Salem is expected to receive approximately $893,286 for the program — which would fund up to 80% of the total project cost.
Voters will decide on the next round of leaders to represent our community.
The cast includes some of the most talented actors in the Triad.
The project will reinforce Winston-Salem as the destination for care in the country.
Discover the magic of the holidays here at home.
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