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NOTICE OF OPIOID SETTLEMENT INPUT SESSION WITH MUNICIPALITIES Commissioners and Manager

NOTICE OF OPIOID SETTLEMENT INPUT SESSION WITH MUNICIPALITIES

Published by Ashleigh B. Matthews / October 21, 2026

Notice is given that an input session with Forsyth County municipalities regarding the North Carolina Opioid Settlement agreement is scheduled for November 05, 2026, at 6:00 p.m. at the Forsyth County Health and Human Services Annex 1 Auditorium, 725 Highland Avenue, Winston-Salem, N.C. The input session will be conducted in-person.

Community Resource Day at Highland Avenue Park is Oct. 31 Forsyth County

Community Resource Day at Highland Avenue Park is Oct. 31

Published by Todd Luck / October 20, 2026

Forsyth County Government is hosting a Community Resource Day on Oct. 31 from 11 a.m.-2 p.m. at Highland Avenue Park, 642 Highland Ave, with more than 30 community organizations offering resources and services for individuals and families.


Farm City Events- Agriculture is Alive in Forsyth County Cooperative Extension

Farm City Events- Agriculture is Alive in Forsyth County

Published by Celine Richard / October 9, 2026

N.C. Cooperative Extension celebrates Farm City Week to shine a light on the farms and agribusinesses and the urban communities that support them. This year’s celebration includes a Community Gardens Tour and a Dinner Banquet!

Forsyth County News: October 2026 Forsyth County

Forsyth County News: October 2026

Published by Forsyth County Communications / October 1, 2026

October's issue of Forsyth County News is out now!


Pieces 2 Peace: The Art of Healing  highlights survivors Library

Pieces 2 Peace: The Art of Healing highlights survivors' healing journeys

Published by NIcole Harterink / July 16, 2026

An open-invitation art exhibition at Forsyth County Central Library this fall will honor the hope and healing that can take place on the other side of domestic violence.

Health fairs and naloxone training coming to rec centers and bus station Forsyth County

Health fairs and naloxone training coming to rec centers and bus station

Published by Todd Luck / February 12, 2026

Winston-Salem recreation centers and the downtown bus station will host monthly health resource fairs and naloxone trainings thanks to a collaboration between Forsyth County Health and Human Services (HHS), City of Winston-Salem Recreation and Parks and the Winston-Salem Transit Authority.

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