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Downtown Winston-Salem's Holiday Market Returns With 40 Vendors, 30-Foot Tree

Downtown Winston-Salem is gearing up for its second annual Holiday Market and Tree Lighting on Saturday, Nov. 21, running from noon to 7 p.m. at 500 W. Fifth Street. The free event will feature more than 40 local artisan vendors, food trucks, live music, children’s activities, and the lighting of a 30-foot Christmas tree at 6 p.m.

Winston-Salem, NC · 1d
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Troutman Council again delays acceptance of Falls Cove roads

During Monday’s agenda briefing, the Troutman Town Council again delayed a vote on taking over roads in Falls Cove phases 5 and 6 until the proposed upgrades are completed by developers. The council removed the item from Thursday night’s agenda until the Autumn Leaf Road entrance is extensively striped...

Troutman, NC · 1d

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Eckerman retiring after 15 years of service to United Way of Iredell County

The Board of Directors of the United Way of Iredell County announced on Tuesday that Executive Director Brett Eckerman will retire at the end of February 2027. By his retirement date, Eckerman will have dedicated 15 years to advancing the health, education, and financial stability of the Iredell County community.

Iredell County, NC · 2d
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Charity League presents 66th annual Holiday House at historic Whitehurst home

Oakhurst is the Whitehurst family home where Jane and Bill Whitehurst raised their four sons. Built in 1927, the house is located in the Uptown Lexington Historic District and was originally designed in the Spanish Colonial Revival style by Winston-Salem architect Joseph T. LeVesque, who was commissioned by Mr. T. V. Kirkman, co-owner of United Furniture, to design the family residence.

Lexington, NC · 1d
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Duke Energy push for more NC natural gas plants to power more data centers faces opposition

Duke Energy, the electric utility that controls nearly all of North Carolina’s power generation, is pushing forward with a natural gas buildout intended to support a deluge of new data centers. The utility checked off a crucial step in that process Monday evening, when the Davidson County Board of...

Davidson County, NC · 1d