Forsyth County, North Carolina

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Donation Station Returns Saturday

Donation Station returns to the Winston-Salem Fairgrounds Farmers Market Saturday. Visit the Winston-Salem Fairgrounds Farmers Market Saturday, June 8 between 7am and noon and drop off items to be shared with a local non-profit. See this story from our first week at the market. The station is in place on the second Saturday of each month.

Hurricane Season Preparedness

Emergency Services and Emergency Management Officials work to prepare the community for hurricane season.

CPR and AED Awareness Week Education

Forsyth County Assistant Health Director was interviewed this week about CPR and AED awareness week.

Commissioners and Manager

Kyle Haney and Denise Price Promoted to Deputy County Managers

Published by Todd Luck / June 14, 2024

Forsyth County Government announced today that current department heads Denise Price and Kyle Haney will be the next deputy county managers.

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Commissioners approve budget that doesn’t raise taxes and invests in services

Published by Todd Luck / June 14, 2024

Forsyth County commissioners approved a $583.7 million budget on June 13 that doesn’t raise the property tax rate while investing in services for the community.

Airport

Taxilane Lima Enironmental Assessment

Published by Smith Reynolds Airport / June 13, 2024

Airport files for Taxilane Lima capital project. View the information for the environmental assessment required for this project.

Library

Go Full STEAM Ahead this Summer!

Published by Michael Ackerman / June 10, 2024

School might be out for the summer, but you can still learn and have fun at our special afternoon sessions of STEAM for Teens & Tweens in the Central Library Makerspace, Wednesday afternoons at 3:30 p.m.

Library

FCPL Summer Reading Adventure begins June 7

Published by Nicole Harterink / June 5, 2024

Adventure begins at the Forsyth County Public Library on June 7 with our annual Summer Reading Program. All our locations will have programs, reading recommendations, and prizes for children, teens and adults from June 7-July 26.

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Stepping Up recovery program celebrates another graduation

Published by Todd Luck / June 4, 2024

The Stepping Up Process to End Recidivism (SUPER) held its latest graduation ceremony on May 30. The yearlong program provides support services to those with mental health and/or substance use issues who may have criminal justice involvement.