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Reynolda pairs civil rights photography with the music of a movement - WS Chronicle (opens the original)
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Chimes of Freedom” brings interpretations of Harry Belafonte and Bob Dylan to a performance series accompanying Danny Lyon’s photographs. Reynolda is bringing music into its examination of the civil rights movement, pairing a weekend performance series with an exhibition by a photographer who worked inside the struggle. “Chimes of Freedom: Folk Singers & Fellow Travelers” opens with an Oct. 1 fundraising gala, followed by public performances Oct. 2–4 at Reynolda House in Winston-Salem. The museu
Carolina Classic Fair opens Oct. 2 with admission deals and Saturday parking changes - WS Chronicle (opens the original)
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Free weekday entry before 1 p.m. and Senior Day offer savings, while Wake Forest’s home football game brings special parking arrangements Oct. 3. The Carolina Classic Fair opens Friday, Oct. 2, in Winston-Salem with free weekday admission before 1 p.m. and a special parking plan for visitors arriving during Saturday’s Wake Forest football game. The city-owned fair runs through Oct. 11. Its $5 online admission presale is scheduled to end at 11:59 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 1. Ticketmaster fees are added
West Nile in Forsyth: symptoms, prevention and where to get help - WS Chronicle (opens the original)
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Older adults face a higher risk of serious illness, while most people infected with the virus have no symptoms. A Forsyth resident has West Nile virus, WXII reported Sept. 26, citing county health officials. State testing had already detected the virus in mosquitoes collected in Forsyth County during July. The North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services reported those findings Aug. 5, along with positive mosquito tests in Cabarrus and Mecklenburg counties. The detections came earlier
Forsyth commissioners to discuss proposed data center moratorium, county official says - WS Chronicle (opens the original)
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Commissioner Dan Besse is expected to offer the proposal following this summer’s Rural Hall rezoning fight. Details of the proposed pause remain unavailable. Forsyth County commissioners are expected to discuss a proposed moratorium on data centers Monday, Sept. 28, according to a county official, bringing the debate over how to regulate the facilities back before the board. The official, whom The Chronicle is not identifying as they were not authorized to speak publicly on the matter, confirmed
WS/FCS boundary notices bring school and transportation decisions for families - WS Chronicle (opens the original)
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The district’s announced schedule calls for notices by Oct. 1 ahead of the 2027-28 changes. Families choosing to keep an affected student at the current school would provide transportation. Winston-Salem/Forsyth County families affected by new school boundaries are approaching a decision that reaches beyond the classroom: whether to accept a new school assignment or arrange transportation to keep their child at the current school. In its May implementation update, Winston-Salem/Forsyth County Sc
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