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Carolina Classic Fair 2023: Tickets, Schedule, Dates, Prices, & More

Fall is in the air, and so are fireworks and the smell of funnel cakes at the Carolina Classic Fair (formerly Dixie Classic). Get your fill of rides, exhibits, animals, and fair food at the Carolina Classic Fair in Winston-Salem, NC. It’s the second largest agricultural fair in the state…

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Winston-Salem City Link: Your Guide To The 24/7 311 Service

Now, there is a new, easy way to reach Winston-Salem’s City Link. Text 855-481-Link. The text option is a convenient way to contact the city with questions about such things as missed garbage or recycling collections, damaged or stolen garbage or recycling carts, and dead animals to be collected.

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Wine, Beer & Cocktail Specials At Winston-Salem Restaurants

There is even more to celebrate when it’s half-priced wine night at area restaurants. Use this handy guide to wine and drink specials in Winston-Salem to plan your next date, girls’ night out, dinner, meeting or book club and raise your glass without raising your bill…

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Bulky Item Pick-Up In Winston-Salem: 2023 Schedule & Info

It’s time to clean out the garage, attic, and basement! That old chair that you were going to reupholster, the broken skis, the mattress you replaced, and the basketball hoop no one plays with anymore. It is all going by the curb for Bulky Item Pick-Up!

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History Of Old Salem

Before it was Old Salem, it was simply Salem, an outpost of religious freedom carved out of the North Carolina wilderness. The buildings and gardens of today’s Old Salem have been lovingly preserved within sight of the office towers and crowded highways of Winston-Salem, the city that grew up around it.

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Winston-Salem Leaf Collection Schedule 2023

Leaf collection is performed in three rounds by city quadrant in a clockwise direction, beginning in a different quadrant of Winston-Salem each year. The collection will then proceed clockwise each week by quadrant and continue until the leaf trucks have made three passes through each.

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