Winston-Salem Journal

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2051 E 5th St

Winston Salem, NC 27101

The Winston-Salem Journal is a local news source providing coverage on a wide range of topics including local crime, education, politics, business, and entertainment in the Winston-Salem, NC area. With a focus on community events, sports, and current affairs, the publication offers a comprehensive look at news and events impacting residents in the region.

From obituaries to opinion pieces, the Winston-Salem Journal keeps readers informed on the latest developments in the area, including updates on local businesses, schools, and government activities. With a commitment to delivering timely and relevant news, the publication serves as a valuable resource for those seeking to stay informed about happenings in Winston-Salem and beyond.

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Lisa M.

5/20/2014

My mother, and father have been loyal customers of the Winston-Salem Journal, for about 45 years. My father passed away 12 years ago, and my mother is severely disabled. So I moved her from...

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Davie County Enterprise-Record

The Davie County Enterprise Record is an amalgam of three newspapers that date back to 1899. The Republican-leaning Davie Record operated literally across the street from the Democratic Mocksville Enterprise until their merger in 1958. The resulting Davie County Enterprise Record merged with the Cooleemee Journal in 1971 to operate as the lone newspaper in the county. The newspaper has a circulation of 8,200 in a county of 14,000 homes. The Enterprise Record operates as a traditional newspaper of record. The newspaper's leased office is at 171 South Main Street across from the Davie County Courthouse in the county seat of Mocksville. Davie County is a largely rural community with three small incorporated towns, Mocksville, Cooleemee and Bermuda Run.