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May 2026 Issue

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Mayor Outlines Vision for the City’s Next Decade

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  • Community Voices: What Housing Means to Us

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Editorial

Is East Winston’s Money or Dollars Green Enough? 

By Nathan Scovens In West Winston-Salem, grocery runs are simple: fresh produce, meats, and whole grains line the shelves. In East Winston, a single Food Lion on New Walkertown Road is the only full-service supermarket for thousands of residents. Others must rely on Family Dollar and Dollar General, where fresh produce is scarce, and processed […]

By Derwin Montgomery May 11, 2026

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Community Pulse

Should the historic downtown district become pedestrian-only on weekends?

Should the historic downtown district become pedestrian-only on weekends?

Culture & Life

Feature

Why Restaurants Are Closing — And What It Means for Our Cities

By Algenon L. Cash The Winston-Salem Chronicle Since the beginning, food and beverage establishments have brought communities together. The nation’s founders sat around tavern tables discussing their vision for a new country called America. In Winston-Salem and Greensboro, storefronts with blinking “open” signs remain a cornerstone of the local economy. They are places for first […]

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