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09/09/2026

Living Is Finally Enjoyable W-S, Inc., will present its 11th annual Festival for the Homeless from 1 to 6 p.m., Saturday, Sept. 12, 2026, at Gateway Commons Park, 1580 Oak St., in Winston-Salem.
https://www.yesweekly.com/music/the-11th-annual-festival-for-the-homeless-will-be-held-in-winston-salem/article_adb8e6f5-f4e0-4862-ba54-ad7087809b79.html

09/09/2026

After a state watchdog agency put Greensboro on a list of cities in need of fiscal oversight, council-members sharply criticized city attorneys for not warning them. Several alleged staff misled them as to whether the State Treasurer approved a plan to correct the issue.

Ian McDowell reports. City of Greensboro, Denise Turner Roth, Adam Marshall - Greensboro City Council Member - District 4

http://yesweekly.com/news/atrocious-council-members-criticize-city-staff/article_027de0bc-ab7c-4339-808e-031ce9c213e9.html

09/09/2026

🎡 The Carolina Classic Fair returns Oct. 2-11, 2026 celebrating 144 years! Seize the moo-ment! 🐮 Presale tickets are up to 50% off! Visit www.carolinaclassicfair.com for tickets and information.

— Paid partnership with Winston-Salem Fairgrounds & Arena

09/09/2026

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09/09/2026

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09/09/2026

MOSHI MOSHI BOBA CAFE CLOSES AFTER SIX YEARS

GREENSBORO — Moshi Moshi Boba Cafe has permanently closed after six years in business.

Owners Ronny and Mary Le Real announced the closure on the cafe’s social media pages, saying financial difficulties led to the decision. The locally owned cafe at 2418 Spring Garden St. was known for its boba drinks, specialty teas, coffee and desserts.

The owners created a GoFundMe campaign to help cover expenses and assist employees during the transition.

Learn more or contribute:
https://www.gofundme.com/f/support-moshi-moshis-farewell-transition

09/08/2026

Two Local Brewers Bring Back Gold to Triad.
Incendiary Brewing Company Little Brother Brewing

09/08/2026

MUSE Winston-Salem is hosting the U.S. premiere of “Chavruta: A Model for Discourse Today,”a social practice project and performance by artist and filmmaker Joel Tauber, professor of art at Wake Forest University.
MUSE Winston-Salem

Social Practice Project & Performance, “Chavruta: A Model for Discourse Today”

09/06/2026

Kernersville | September 6th, 2026
📍St Basil Of Ostrog

We had such a fun day at Cevap Fest 2026!

09/06/2026

Brother Cluckers closes after more than four years in Kernersville

Brother Cluckers, a fast-casual chicken and seafood restaurant in Kernersville, announced that it closed effective Saturday, Sept. 5.

Andrew Bobotsiares, Deiby Ascanio and Johnny Pappas opened the restaurant June 13, 2022, in a former Subway location at 1547 Union Cross Road. At the time, the founders said they hoped to develop Brother Cluckers into a franchise concept.

“This was not an easy decision, and we are incredibly grateful for the support, loyalty, and memories shared with us throughout this journey,” the restaurant said in its closing announcement.

No reason for the closure was provided.