Quickly becoming a national leader in living history site innovations and transformations, Old Salem Museums & Gardens introduces the latest expansion of its visitor offerings: Muddy Creek Café at Old Salem. In addition to the interior café space, an outdoor stage and eating area will accommodate the many varied folk musicians that make their way… Read More »
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Muddy Creek Cafe to Open in Old Salem
Should You Enforce a Non-Compete Agreement with a Former Employee?
In my employment law practice, I am frequently confronted with an employer inquiring about the enforceability of a non-compete agreement that was written years ago by some other lawyer or law firm. The question is usually not without consequence because the employee at issue is either leaving in the very near future or has already… Read More »
Inaugural State of Education Event Focuses on Collaboration
All six leaders of Winston-Salem’s higher education institutions shared the stage for the first time at the Inaugural State of Education event. While it was their first public roundtable, all six agreed that it was not the first time they had worked together in various ways on efforts to improve their institutions and collaborate with… Read More »
School Performance Grades Show Improved Student Growth & Achievement in WS/FCS
North Carolina has released the 2018-19 School Performance Grades (SPG). These grades, ranging from A to F, reflect a combination of student proficiency (80%) and student growth (20%). The grades are designed to provide a brief snapshot of student academic performance. For 2018-19, 9 (12%) traditional schools in WS/FCS received an SPG of A, 18… Read More »
Local Woman-Owned Formal Wear Boutique Celebrates New Ownership
Christopher’s Formal Wear recently celebrated its first year under the ownership of Haley Logan. The milestone was celebrated with friends, family, staff members, the Winston-Salem Rescue Squad, and the Chamber of Commerce. “Here at Christopher’s, we’re all about building relationships,” said Haley, owner of Christopher’s Formal Wear. “We take the time to talk with each… Read More »
Advocacy Update: Association Healthcare Legal in NC, Tariff Impact, & More
Senate Bill 86 Update Senate Bill 86 became law on Sunday. Governor Cooper had the options of either vetoing the bill, signing the bill, or simply letting 10 days pass without issuing his signature after the piece of legislation hit his desk. SB86 allows small businesses to use associations, such as chambers of commerce, to… Read More »