Thank you for visiting. John's victory means that the best way to connect with him at this point is to use his official city website, which has contact information.
But you can still follow us on Facebook, where he will update activities as your elected representative:
Exciting happenings in the South Ward! Watch for the installation of a major artwork on the Sides Rd. water tower. Work started today and should be completed by the end of the month. See YouTube clip below.
City of Winston-Salem Water Tank Public Art Project 2018
The Public Art Commission received about 50 submissions to its request for proposals for a mural on the Sides Road Water tank, which is visible from the heav...
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For All the folks in the Old Salem Historic District a reminder that there will be a meeting 3 April, Old Salem Visitor Center to discuss the installation of the new water, sewer and stormwater lines; along with sidewalk, lighting and tree improvements to Main Street. This work will require trenching Main Street from the traffic circle up to the Coffee Pot.
Come hear about the scope of work, schedule and how best to stay informed.
Hope to see you there. Thanks to Old Salem Museums & Gardens for making the Meeting space available.
John
Come hear about the scope of work, schedule and how best to stay informed.
Hope to see you there. Thanks to Old Salem Museums & Gardens for making the Meeting space available.
John
Remember: A public comment meeting regarding the proposed 2018 City Bond referendum will be held,
When: Wednesday 28 March
Time: 6:00 - 7:00 PM
Where: Georgia Taylor Center
1471 W. Clemmonsville Rd.
City staff will be on hand to explain the various projects proposed and receive you comments and suggestions.
This will have important ramifications for future improvements in the city - such as renovation of Washington Park shown below.
Hope to see you there!
When: Wednesday 28 March
Time: 6:00 - 7:00 PM
Where: Georgia Taylor Center
1471 W. Clemmonsville Rd.
City staff will be on hand to explain the various projects proposed and receive you comments and suggestions.
This will have important ramifications for future improvements in the city - such as renovation of Washington Park shown below.
Hope to see you there!
Just came back from seeing a very exciting project in Washington Park where they are developing a food forest and Art garden at 133 Acadia St. Project is being coordinated by Laura Carisa Gardea, David Myers and Norman Fraley. Watch for progress.
