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Events

Sherwood Forest goes medieval with Winston-Salem's first Robin Hood Festival

Robin Hood stole from the rich to help the poor. A Winston-Salem festival is putting its own spin on that spirit with fun and fundraising.

Local

Looking for NeeDohs in the Triad? Good luck.

They look like butter, dumplings and cubes — and shoppers can’t get enough. Triad stores are racing to restock viral squishy toys.

Crime

Money, cigars, and beer: Man get 35 years in prison for Winston-Salem robbery

Todd Albert Lawton was armed when he robbed the Family Fare BP at 1427 West First St.

Events

Oktoberfest event in Kernersville mixes history, music and a raised stein competition

"You can wander through one of the strangest houses in America, hear live German music, raise a glass with your neighbors, and discover something unexpected around the next corner," Suzanna Ritz Malliett, the executive director of the Körner’s Folly Foundation said.

Local

Fire damages house in Kernersville. No injuries reported

The fire department said the house was not occupied.

Squishy shelf at 119 on North Boutique

119 on North Boutique in Kernersville has shelves of squishy toys that range from glittery sea creatures, dumplings, and food shaped items.

Haven Medley

Haven Medley, the store manager and social media manager of 119 on North Boutique in Kernersville, shows off her collection of squishy toys sh…

Faith

What's the American Dream in 2026? Gen Z seeks money, peace, equality in the Triad

Clayton Woody said the material aspects of the American dream such as having a house and family has become harder to get compared to previous generations and that our generation has to choose between time and money.

Events

'The world could use a helping hand': More than 100 volunteers honor 9/11 in Winston-Salem

“We're saying we remember and we want to do things to make sure it doesn't happen again."

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