HEADS UP! The downtown road repaving project is coming along. Fourth Street has reopened after crews completed repaving Liberty to Spruce Streets. It will close again July 5th for work on the next segment, Spruce to Broad. @CityofWS#TrafficAlert https://t.co/Jys2EkwF5C
“I don’t wish this feeling on nobody.”
For the last few months, I've spoken with people and organizations in WS who are working tirelessly to take action. I've interviewed families who lost loved ones to bullets. When will it end?
WATCH: https://t.co/Mq7exEqpEj @CityofWS
With crime-fighting technologies, police can now solve crimes in a matter of minutes. Without them, that could mean days, weeks or even years to crack a case. @CityofWS@cityofwspolice https://t.co/txodxAo0sC
BUDGET RECAP: If approved, the proposed budget would total $605.7 million and go into effect July 1st. The video below outlines some of the changes to the budget, citing inflation and increasing gun violence rates. https://t.co/0HO4XuXzZ7
HISTORICAL MARKER: There are three standing cottages left on Thurmond Street. Doing this story made me think of my Aunty Pat and her stories up in Massachusetts and how development and growth change an entire neighborhood. https://t.co/wQ82dbcUSd @CityofWS
GOT A CAMERA? You can help police solve crime, but don't worry - police DO NOT have access UNLESS you give them permission. @CityofWS@cityofwspolice https://t.co/RF4dBnCyPu
DO NOT recycle your bowling balls, baby toys or old high heels. Seems obvious, but people do it. This wreaks all kinds of havoc at the MRF and can ultimately impact production and citizens. @CityofWS
COMING SOON! Over the next month or so, you might see emergency signs along city and county greenways, parks and trails that will coincide with GIS technology that tracks addresses to help first responders arrive to a call much faster. @CityofWS https://t.co/ar2R5KdgZY
Attention WSTA bus riders! Some of your daily routes are changing. You can voice your concerns at a public information session scheduled for tomorrow, April 25th. https://t.co/OBysDFZoAC @CityofWS
PROJECT UPDATE: Very soon, there will be 81 new, mixed-income affordable housing apartments at the former Brown Elementary School site. @CityofWS https://t.co/ZhENsidrOL
Do you know someone who may be trying to get out of a violent situation? Bridges to Hope of Forsyth County, formerly known as Safe on 7, offers victims help through crisis centers, counseling and legal support, free of charge. @CityofWS https://t.co/gGelHWXfhs
WATCH: For more than a decade, former Councilmember Wanda Merschel was considered a true finance leader for the city, spearheading initiatives to create a more vibrant downtown.
Merschel Park will officially open tomorrow. Come on out! https://t.co/ElsGqvPxVC @CityofWS
Hi, everyone! I know it's been a minute since I last posted. Between the holidays and pregnant with a baby girl, I have since changed jobs. I am now a reporter and producer for the @CityofWS. Here's a look at one of my first pieces of work.🏛️ 📹 https://t.co/dkzHyjfBrO
THOUGHTS!? The @WSSURAMS student, who's been identified as Leilla Hamoud, has been charged with disorderly conduct after officials say the police were called to break up a disagreement between the student and a professor at Carolina Hall.
https://t.co/ZwMyqs5X9p @ABC45TV
"Looking across Forsyth County, what we are seeing is that only 8 percent of 0 to 4 years old in Forsyth County haven't had at least one dose, so there's lots of children that are not vaccinated." https://t.co/tDfERTXGmB @ABC45TV
"It really is making my kids holiday, especially because they'll have gifts under the tree."
The @SalArmyWS says at least 2,000 children will wake up Christmas morning with gifts under the Christmas tree. https://t.co/xVQ9SgVEJ4 @ABC45TV
SCAM ALERT: "Try not to let people talk you into something that you know you did not do, and just ask questions."
Be cautious if you get a call from an officer claiming that you missed jury duty. https://t.co/YnDcYFlUWU @ABC45TV@gofcsonc