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Kelly Kendall

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Editor of Northern Virginia magazine.

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‘It helps boost morale': Burlington families prepare for school with free supplies and haircuts

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By Kelly Kendall
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Families in Burlington are getting ready for the new school year with a community event that provides free school supplies, haircuts, and live entertainment ahead of classes starting on Aug. 24 in the Alamance-Burlington School System. Zion Cash, director of the Mayco Bigelow Community Center in North Park, says Burlington Parks and Recreation, along with other local organizations, wanted to set a positive tone for the new school year.
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‘We hope to turn the page': WS/FCS leaders talk debt elimination, positive fund balance

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By Kelly Kendall
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Winston-Salem/Forsyth County Schools said it's in good financial shape heading into the new school year, following the announcement that it has eliminated its $45 million debt for the 2024-25 school year. Last week, district leaders confirmed the debt had been cleared, and this morning, they gathered to thank the community, particularly donors to the “All In For Our Schools Campaign,” which raised nearly $7.5 million for debt reduction.
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Stokesdale leaders explain water system and testing after lifting boil water advisory

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By Kelly Kendall
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Residents in Stokesdale no longer need to boil their water after independent testing confirmed the town's water supply is safe following a major water main break in Winston-Salem that impacted much of the region near Eastern Forsyth County. “It is difficult to tell people that we've got to restrict their normal operations,” said Stokesdale Mayor Tee Stephenson.
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