When the Dixie Classic Fair opens Friday, Oct. 4, at 421 27th St. NW in Winston-Salem, it will be 137 years old. In 2020, it will be called something else, although the name hasn’t been decided ...
By: Terry Rader What do you do the day after Christmas when you’ve had your fill of shopping malls, and everyone is tired of being stuck inside watching T.V.? Old Salem Museums & Gardens will have its first-ever Winter Fair, ...
A Greensboro-based and nationally acclaimed burger joint is expanding to Winston-Salem’s West End in spring 2019. Hops Burger Bar is adding its fourth location at 901 Reynolda Rd., formerly known as the location of Carmine’s 901 Grill. “That is one ...
1. On June 30 in Winston-Salem, pre-game the United States’ Independence Day with Rock The Quarry from 6 to 11 p.m. in the beautiful Quarry Park, ...
By: Jennifer Bean Bower The sun rose over the Moravian community of Bethania and shone light on a dead man floating in a millpond. When dragged to shore, the body gave evidence of murder. The date was March 29, 1858, and ...
By: Jennifer Bean Bower William H. Lutterloh lived in Fayetteville, North Carolina, and worked in the steamboat business. He spent several summers vacationing in Salem and had befriended many of the town’s residents. When he fell ill in the summer of ...
By: Jennifer Bean Bower Haunted buildings are generally old, sometimes historic and always the scene of a tragic event. Coincidentally, The Salem Tavern in Winston-Salem—a structure that is over 200 years old— has these same things in common. Over the two ...
By: Jennifer Bean Bower Over 200 years ago, a young man named Andreas Kremser lost his life in ...
