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County facilities closed due to water outage Forsyth County

County facilities closed due to water outage

Published by Forsyth County Government / July 29, 2026

Due to interruptions in water service due to a water main break affecting the eastern side of Forsyth County, several facilities are closed, but staff continue to work remotely and can be reached by phone or email.

Forsyth County and City of Winston-Salem Partner to Distribute Bottled Water to Residents Forsyth County

Forsyth County and City of Winston-Salem Partner to Distribute Bottled Water to Residents

Published by Forsyth County Government / July 29, 2026

Forsyth County and the City of Winston-Salem are partnering to provide bottled water to residents affected by the recent water service disruptions.


Walk Through New Signs at Arboretum in Tanglewood Park Cooperative Extension

Walk Through New Signs at Arboretum in Tanglewood Park

Published by Anika Parks / July 27, 2026

You are invited to visit the Arboretum at Tanglewood Park in Clemmons, NC, and experience the newest additions to our gardening education program. The Arboretum gardens are open to the public during regular park hours of operation. Five new educational signs were created and funded by the Arboretum Volunteers & Educators at Tanglewood (AVET), an affiliated organization with the NC State Extension Master Gardener? program of Forsyth County.

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.


Engage in learning and discovery through the Forsyth County Library StoryWalks Library

Engage in learning and discovery through the Forsyth County Library StoryWalks

Published by NIcole Harterink / July 15, 2026

Forsyth County Public Library's StoryWalks promote early literacy, physical activity, and family time in nature.

Black Men Speak: Conversations on Suicide, Mental Health & Healing Department of Social Services

Black Men Speak: Conversations on Suicide, Mental Health & Healing

Published by Tonya Haizlip / July 8, 2026

We invite you to join us for the 2026 Black Men Speak event as we come together to address suicide prevention and mental health.

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