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Volume 45, Number 31

THURSDAY, April 11, 2019

Businesses ‘Stake their Claim’ in new Renaissance East Corridor

BY TEVIN STINSON THE CHRONICLE

On Tuesday, April 9, businesses in the heart of East Winston unveiled new signage marking the beginning of a partnership known as the Renaissance East Corridor.

The idea for the businesses in the vicinity of Laura Wall Blvd. and East Third Street to unite came shortly after representatives from Ayers Saint Gross, a Baltimore-based design firm, unveiled plans for the East End Master Plan. The design calls for the complete redevelopment of the portion of East Winston bounded by Martin Luther King Jr. Drive, Business 40 and U.S. 52 to include a new retail center, multi-use space for housing and retail, restaurants and more.

Rasheeda Shankle, who serves as the community coordinator for the Simon G. Atkins Community Development Corporation (SGACDC), said one of the driving forces behind the partnership was the need to uplift the businesses that already call East Winston home and show support for the East End Master Plan. She said the signage project dubbed ‘Stake Your Claim’ was designed to let the community know they’re there for the long haul.

“The Renaissance East Corridor is a newly formed organization of minorityPhotos by Tevin Stinson owned businesses in the area. We wanted to bring On April 9, businesses in East Winston unveiled new signage. This marks a new partnership known as the Renaissance East Corridor. together the businesses that were already here and Salem State University, the Renaissance East Cor- Cultural Arts, Back Out build on what was outlined cause we as business own- come together as one.”

Following a brief cer- walked around the neigh- ridor that participated in Bail Bonds, Johnathan D. in the East End Master ers within the community Plan,” said Shankle. “The want to make sure that we emony, business owners borhood unveiling the new the signage project include Weston, M.D. OBGYN, project itself is called claim our stake and own and representatives from signage on each of the mi- Other Suns Event Center, and The Chronicle.

‘Stake Your Claim’ be- the property in the area. the City of Winston-Salem, nority-owned businesses. 4th Street Taxes, Eliza’s And to do that we have to SGACDC, and Winston- Businesses represented in Helping Hands, Triad

WSSU Career Development Services hosts business fashion show

BY TEVIN STINSON THE CHRONICLE

Photos by Tevin Stinson

Last week WSSU hosted the D.R.I.P (Dressing Responsibly is Professional) Spring Business Fashion Show.

Services hosted the second annual D.R.I.P. (Dressing Responsibly Is Professional) Spring Business Fashion Show.

Held at the Donald Julian Reaves Student Activities Center, the event featured models

from on-campus modeling troupes Mozik and Epiphany sporting business and business casual attire. Throughout the fashion show, Johnathan Morris and Christina Harris, Mr. and Miss WSSU, gave tips on the do’s and don’ts when preparing for

Miss. WSSU Christina Harris gives tips on how to dress for an interview during the D.R.I.P. Fashion Show. and services to assist students in developing the necessary strategies and skills that will distinguish them as a professional.

CDS staff members help students learn about their skills and interests and articulate them confidently

in resumes, cover letters, interviews, and personal statements; identify and explore career options that students might pursue; and implement an effective strategy to attain their desired career outcomes.

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When preparing for a job interview, your appearance can be a determining factor in the interviewer’s decision to hire you. Before you even speak, they may have made the decision on whether to hire you or not, based on your attire.

To make sure their students are prepared for interviews and life after college, last week Winston-Salem State University’s Career Development

an interview. The fashion show also included food and prize giveaways.

WSSU job location and development coordinator, Linwood Skinner, said the idea for the fashion show came last year after meeting with several students and noticing many of them didn’t have the proper attire to wear to an interview.

A 2001 graduate of WSSU and a native of WinstonSalem, Skinner said he felt it was his duty to prepare the students for their futures now. He also mentioned that James Johnson, a 1987 WSSU graduate, paid for the entire event.

WSSU’s Career Development Services works with students during all phases of the career development process. Offering a full range of resources

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Digital Lab Recording opens its doors to local students

BY TEVIN STINSON THE CHRONICLE

Last weekend Digital Lab Recordings (DLR), a local recording studio that specializes in audio recording, editing, mixing, and mastering, opened its doors to more than two dozen students from Jack and Jill of America Inc. During the free workshop, held on Saturday, April 6, students learned the basics of the recording process and producing a track from scratch.

The crash course on the enter workings were led by local music producers Bryant Billins and R.K. Harris. Billins and Harris also took the time to answer questions from the students and helped them create an entire song from beginning to end. Studio owner, Jermaine Rodman, said anytime he has the opportunity to teach young people about the music industry, he’s happy to do so.

“Anytime I have the opportunity to sit down and speak to our youth about music, life, and choices; it inspires me

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Last weekend Digital Lab Recordings opened its doors to more than two dozen students from Jack & Jill of America Inc. even more when seeing the way they respond and engage in any of our workshops.” Rodman said.

Digital Lab Recordings is located at 4500 Indiana Avenue Suite 30. For more information, visit www.

digitalrecordings.com call (336) 331-3147.

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Elected officials speak on questionable bills

BY TEVIN STINSON THE CHRONICLE

For the first time since three controversial bills were introduced in the N.C. House of Representatives that could drastically change the landscape of the Winston-Salem City Council and the WinstonSalem/Forsyth County Schools Board of Education, several elected officials shared their thoughts on the proposed legislation during an open forum earlier this week.

Held at First Baptist Church on Highland Avenue, the forum was hosted by several organizations including Action4Equity, Democracy NC, Forsyth County Democratic Party, Ministers’ Conference of Winston-Salem and Vicinity, N.C. Education Association, Winston-Salem NAACP, and the WinstonSalem Urban League. Rev. Paul Ford, who served as the moderator during the forum, said the purpose of the forum was to provide clarity on what the bills mean and discuss a plan of action to ensure the bills aren’t passed.

“There needs to be a multiracial effort to call out these bills for what they are. We’re going to need everybody coming together,” Ford said.

The legislation in question, House Bills 490, 518, and 519, were endorsed

by Representatives Donny Lambeth and Debra Conrad in late March and have been the topic of discussion ever since for what many deem as an “attack on democracy.”

If HB 490 is made law, elections for the local board of education will be staggered by districts following the 2022 election. Chair of the WS/FCS Board of Education (BOE) Malashai Woodbury said no one contacted the board to discuss the bill before it was filed. Woodbury said although she can’t speak for the entire board, she personally disagrees with the bill.

“I believe in the ideals of a democracy and any time you want to have a few people deciding what

is best and what should happen, without the people asking for that to happen, then we exist at best in a republic and not a democracy for, by and of the people,” Woodbury said.

Board vice chair Barbara Hanes-Burke echoed Woodbury’s thoughts when she addressed the more than 300 residents in attendance during the forum, calling the bills “overreacting.”

HB 518 will directly impact the board of education as well. If approved, all changes to student assignments including student assignment or school choice, neighborhood school assignments, elementary or middle school attendance zones, the School of Choice process, magnet school choice, and/ or any other school assignment or school choice policy, must be approved by the Forsyth County Board of Commissioners.

Commissioner Fleming El-Amin didn’t mince words when talking about his disgust with HB 518.

He said, “It insults my intelligence for the General Assembly to tell me as a county commissioner to do anything against the school board. You voted for the school board, these are your representatives, they should speak for you.”

El-Amin said when he first heard about the bill, he personally called and emailed Rep. Lambeth and Rep. Conrad. He said HB 490 and 518 are designed to diminish the power of the school board.

As reported in the April 4 edition of The Chronicle, if passed, HB 519 would change the number of wards in Winston-Salem from eight to five and create three at-large seats. The bill would also give the mayor the power to vote on all city matters, not just in the case of a tie, reduce the terms for the mayor and city council members from four years to two, and change the procedure for filling vacancies on the council.

A map of the redrawn districts shows the only African-American women on the city council, Mayor

Tempore Vivian Burke, Denise “D.D.” Adams, and Annette Scippio, vying for voters’ support in the same ward. Scippio, who represents the East Ward, said the bill is an issue for the entire city. She noted that under the current configuration, each city council member has about 30,000 residents in their ward. Under the changes outlined in HB 519, that number would be closer to 50,000, which would significantly increase the workload.

“This is our entire city under attack,” Scippio said.

When asked his position on HB 519, Mayor Allen Joines said, “I’m opposed to the entire bill.”

The city’s longest serving mayor, Joines said the bill drives a wedge in the “racial healing” city leaders have worked so hard to achieve. Joines said he and his colleagues are prepared to fight the bill in court if they have to do so. “… The mayor being able to vote doesn’t mean a thing. I vote now when there’s a tie and the only time it would make a difference is when there is a tie, so it’s just window dressing, I think.” He continued, “We want to keep the pressure on, not just from Democrats, not just from African-Americans, but from the broader community.”

At the time of publication, HB 518 and HB 519 had not yet been calendared. HB 490, which would stagger the school board elections, was scheduled to be considered by the State and Local Government Committee on Wednesday, April 10.

When asked what citizens should do to let Rep. Lambeth and Rep. Conrad know how they feel about the proposed bills, Rep. Derwin Montgomery, who is a co-owner of The Chronicle, urged those in attendance to keep the pressure on.

“We need you to keep sending emails, get people to sign the petition and continue to let Representatives Lambeth and Conrad know that we don’t support those bills,” said Mont-

gomery. “That gives us the fuel to motivate the strategy that we’re going to be working on in Raleigh.”

Rep. Evelyn Terry said they can’t do their job without input from the people. Terry, who serves the 71st District in the House of Representatives, said, “We need to push back. The people did not ask for this. … Keep doing exactly what you’re doing now, but really rev it up and do more. Engage more people to be involved with the push back.”

To wrap up the forum, CEO of the Winston-Salem Urban League, James Perry, presented a brief action plan with information on how to access the petition that will be sent to Rep. Lambeth and Rep. Conrad and other important information on how to ensure their voices are heard. The petition and the entire plan of action can be found on the Winston-Salem Urban League website at www. wsurban.org.

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N.C.’s youngest natural hair specialist officially opens salon

BY TEVIN STINSON THE CHRONICLE

Last weekend Aubrianna Lash witnessed her dreams become reality when she officially opened the doors to her salon on Sunday, April 7.

Lash, who became the youngest licensed natural hair specialist in the state when she was only 12 years old, said she has had aspirations of owning her own salon since she was only six years old. When asked about the challenge of running her own business, Lash, who is now 14 years old, said she is up for any obstacle that may arise.

“I love doing hair, so that will overpower everything else because I love to do it,” she said. “I’ve always done hair, so it’s really nothing new to me.

I don’t really see myself doing anything else except for this.”

With her first shop, Aubrianna’z Kreation’z

Ebony Jackson (Left) and Aubrianna Lash (Right) cut the ribbon on their new salon on Sunday April 7.

Aubrianna Lash is the state’s youngest licenesed natural hair specialist.

Queen’z of Natural Hair, up and running, Lash said it’s only the beginning. Lash said her goal is to someday open salons across the country.

“I want to have salons all over the country with

my name on it. That’s where I see myself ten years from now.”

A u b r i a n n a ’ z Kreation’z Queen’z of Natural Hair is located at 720 Coliseum Drive, Suite 127.

Winston-Salem Christian School to remain at current location additional year STAFF REPORT

Winston-Salem Christian School (WSCS), which recently announced the sale of its 3730 University Parkway location to Wake Forest University, has announced that it will remain open in its current location for the 2019-2020 school year. It is taking steps to launch as an independent Christian school and is accepting enrollment for the upcoming school year.

Wake Forest University expressed appreciation that they were able to partner with WinstonSalem First to “provide a solution that supports students, parents and teachers as school leaders plan for the future.”

Dr. Michael Rakes, senior pastor of Winston-Salem First, stated,

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“Winston-Salem Christian School has long been an important part of the Winston-Salem First community, as our congregation has covered the school with prayer and financial support for nearly 40 years. Earlier this year, our congregation and leadership made the decision to sell our property to Wake Forest and move closer to downtown Winston-Salem so we could reinvest our time, talents and resources into the broader community. We are thrilled to partner with Wake Forest to ensure that Winston-Salem Christian School can remain on the existing property for one more year and continue to serve students in the area.”

For more information, visit www.wschristian. com.

What’s Cookin’ with Chef N’gai

BY CALEA BIDDIX AMERICAN HEART ASSOCIATION

150,000. That is how many people are impacted by food insecurity in the Triad alone. Food insecurity is determined based on the accessibility a community has to fresh, healthy food. To put the astonishing total of 150,000 people into perspective, Wake Forest’s BB&T football field could be filled almost five times with families in our community struggling to feed their families each and every day.

Factors such as lowincome and low-educational attainment are correlated with drastically lower life expectancy differences compared to those residing in high-income and high-education-

al attainment areas. The statistics are alarming, but rest assured that community organizations across the Triad are working together to move the needle on this issue.

The Hampton Family Mobile Kitchen is just one way the American Heart Association is helping to combat food insecurity in our community. Made possible by the generous funds from The Blairton Hampton Family and Mount Zion Baptist Church, these healthy cooking and eating classes instructed by Chef N’gai Dickerson are focused on helping families in underserved neighborhoods in Guilford County. These classes have reached over 10,000 families! Chef N’gai’s classes are now See Heart on A8

Do your part, put these in your cart.

Photos by Tevin Stinson

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RiverRun film focuses on N.C. photographer’s 60-year career on the front lines of history

BY JUDIE HOLCOMB-PACK THE CHRONICLE

Jethro Waters’ film about N.C. photographer Burk Uzzle is about passion, but it also comes from passion.

Waters, who grew up in Vale, near Hickory, has been passionate about photography his whole life.

Concerned that he couldn’t make a living with phoSubmitted photo tography, Waters went to UNC-Asheville, where he A screen shot from “F/11 and Be There” about Life earned his BA degree in magazine photographer Burt Uzzle of Wilson, N.C. international/global stud- since there was a North sets Uzzle apart is the ies. He soon realized that Carolina connection - Uz- way he prepares before he this field of study was the zle lives in Wilson. At their shoots portraits. He meets perfect foundation for him first meeting, Waters knew his subject and spends to continue developing his that a documentary about time getting to know them passion for photography, his life would be an inter- personally. In the film, Uzwhich expanded into vid- esting project and Ray- zel says, “To make good eography, directing and mond joined his project as photographs, the first thing filmmaking. producer. you have to know is who He began making narWaters and Raymond are you, what defines you rative shorts and music wanted to show the leg- and your values as a pervideos and made his first acy of Uzzle, starting in son. How do you take that full documentary about the 1950s when he began and relate it to a subject? If Portugal. working at Life magazine. I am to give myself to conWaters’ short film, “Re- In the film’s trailer, Uzzle veying them, that implies mains,” will be screened said, “Growing up in the respect.” in a museum exhibition South before the age of Waters wants his about Civil Rights pho- television being in every documentary to show the tography in The Smithso- home, the only link to the behind-the-scenes work nian National Museum of outside that made much that goes into Uzzle’s phoAfrican-American History difference to me was Life tography. He hopes his and Culture in Washington magazine. I knew I want- film captures the legacy of D.C., as well as museums ed to be a Life magazine someone who is dedicated in Montepellier, France, photographer. So I did. I to the ideals of equality. and Johannesburg, South became a Life magazine He hopes that the audiAfrica throughout 2019. photographer when I was ence leaves with a sense RiverRun International 23 years old.” Uzzle is still of the perseverance that Film Festival is screening hard at work at the age of Uzzle has shown during his documentary, “F/11 80, after a nearly 60-year his career as a Life photogand Be There,” on April 13 career as a photographer. rapher, being on the front and 14.

Uzzle has witnessed lines of history. He also The Chronicle inter- and photographed many hopes that it will spark viewed him by phone ear- historic moments, includ- conversations about justice ly this week at his home in ing Civil Rights marches and equality, the theme Manhattan where he now and Martin Luther King that runs throughout the lives, to learn about how Jr.’s funeral. Uzzle’s pho- story of Burk Uzzle. he connected with Burk tos hang in many art muse“F/11 and Be There” Uzzle, who is featured in ums, including the Nasher is being screened on Satthe documentary.

Museum of Art at Duke urday, April 13, at 5 p.m.

He related that David University, the N.C. Mu- at SECCA and Sunday, Raymond, a friend who is a seum of Art, and others. April 14, at 2:30 p.m. at collector of contemporary When he was commis- the UNC School of the and vintage photographic sioned by the Greenville Arts Babcock Theatre in works, met Uzzle at a pho- Museum of Art to create the ACE Theatre complex. tography group and was an exhibit of portraits, For ticket information or fascinated by the stories he Uzzle knew he wanted to more information about told about his adventures feature African-Americans RiverRun, visit www.rivas a Life magazine pho- of eastern North Carolina, errunfilm.com. For more tographer. Raymond con- which is depicted in the information about “F/11 tacted Waters and he was film. and Be There,” visit www. immediately interested in Waters said that what f11andbethere.com. meeting Uzzle, especially

NCDOT TO HOLD PUBLIC MEETING FOR PROPOSED BROAD STREET CONNECTOR IN WINSTON-SALEM FORSYTH COUNTY _________________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________________

STIP Project No. U-6063

The N.C. Department of Transportation will hold a public meeting regarding the proposed project to construct a connector road using Peters Creek Parkway to tie Broad Street to the Business 40 improvements project, currently under construction, near the BB&T Ballpark. The Broad Street Connector project will create more efficient street connections to help manage future traffic volumes on Broad Street and adjacent streets.

The meeting will take place on Thursday, April 11 from 4-6 p.m. in the Centenary United Methodist Church auditorium located at 646 West 5th Street in WinstonSalem.

The public may drop in at any time during the meeting hours. NCDOT representatives will be available to answer questions and listen to comments regarding the project.

Please note that no formal presentation will be made. The opportunity to submit comments will also be provided at the meeting or by phone, email or mail by May 13, 2019. Comments received will be taken into consideration as the project develops.

Project information and materials can be viewed as they become available online at https://www.ncdot.gov/news/public-meetings.

For additional information, contact one of the following individuals: Connie James, P.E. Division Project Engineer NCDOT Division 9 375 Silas Creek Parkway Winston-Salem, NC 27127 336-747-7800 ckjames1@ncdot.gov

Alison Nichols, AICP Consultant Project Manager RS&H 1520 South Boulevard, Suite 200 Charlotte, NC 28203 704-940-4725 alison.nichols@rsandh.com

NCDOT will provide auxiliary aids and services under the Americans with Disabilities Act for disabled persons who wish to participate in this meeting. Anyone requiring special services should contact Samantha Borges, Environmental Analysis Unit at smborges@ncdot.gov or 919-707-6115 as early as possible so that arrangements can be made. __________________________________________________________________________________________________ Persons who do not speak English, or have a limited ability to read, speak or understand English, may receive interpretive services upon request prior to the meeting by calling 1-800481-6494.

Aquellas personas que no hablan inglés o tienen limitaciones para leer, hablar o entender inglés, podrían recibir servicios de interpretación si los solicitan antes de la reunión llamando al 1-800-481-6494.

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BUSINESS OF THE MONTH

April 11, 2019

BOTS is creating jobs for the underserved

BY BUSTA BROWN FOR THE CHRONICLE

I did a Q & A with Gloria Hairston, the president of BOTS, Be One To Succeed Staffing, LLC, a staffing company in Winston-Salem. Hairston walked away from corporate America in 2017 and hit the ground running.

BOTS has become one of the most important staffing companies in the Twin City.

1. Why did you feel the need for BOTS? It was my awareness of the disproportionate number of individuals who desire work, need work, and have families to support that led me to advocate for less fortunate local individuals. Clearly there is a disconnect between available jobs and the available workforce, and this gap is affecting our ability to prosper economically. The desire to make a difference, to not only talk about change but to be about change. I want and need to make a positive impact in the lives of people who would otherwise not have a “second chance” to pursuit of happiness.

2. I love what you said about saving businesses time and money. Explain …

Businesses who hire former felons within one year after they are convicted or released from prison may qualify for the Work Opportunity Tax Credit that gives employers a maximum of $2,400 for each adult hired. Our primary objective is to meet or exceed your expectations in consultation with your marketing and human resources leaders. By thoroughly assessing the clients’ needs, our task is to recognize and prepare the employees that will best fit them. We want to take the hassle out of employee recruitment and offer solutions to today’s retention challenges while providing consistent high-quality

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Gloria Hairston, president of BOTS (Be One To Succeed Staffing, LLC), at her desk. employee selection.

3. Do your clients need to make an appointment?

Employee candidate appointments are based on the need(s) of my clients (businesses). Therefore, potential employees may be contacted on short notice. Likewise, BOTS Staffing participates in job fairs that involve people who are sometimes former offenders, and others who are unemployed due to terminations and lay-offs.

4. Tell us more about bonding, if needed, identify pre-employment candidates and assessing work skills.

If needed, the Federal Bonding program offers insurance policies that protect employers against possible losses incurred due to actions by high-risk employees. The program is designed to help former offenders and convicted felons who are qualified to work, but still need a second chance. The program can also be used to assist high-risk youth find employment. It is sponsored by the Department of Labor. The bond insurance covers theft, forgery, larceny or embezzlement. It does not cover job injuries or work accidents. Other help offered by the program includes assistance to anyone who has ever been on parole, probation or has a police record; anyone

lacking work history due to low-income families; recovering substance abusers; anyone being rehabilitated through drug/alcohol abuse; and anyone with poor credit history or declaration of bankruptcy.

5. What other services does BOTS provide for their clients?

Believe it or not, BOTS has taken some employees to work on many occasions in order to ensure they keep their jobs. At every opportunity, BOTS Staffing accommodates its clients by maintaining open lines of communication, as well as providing my personal contact information.

6. Why is BOTS good for the community as well?

Providing second opportunities and access to jobs to former offenders in our communities could be key to a fresh start and unleashing the secret to a vibrant local economy.

This will also decrease the incidence of community crimes, secondary to high unemployment and low economic growth. Since most people who have spent time in prison find it difficult to get jobs and re-enter society, they’ll more likely be extremely grateful and loyal to any employer who gives them a chance. I have hired eight former offenders. I maintain constant communication with probation officers of my employees.

I also provide random and regular feedback relative to job performance. It is fulfilling to me to hear my employees revel about getting a job and being able to contribute to their success.

7. How does BOTS provide businesses with high-caliber employees different from other staffing agencies?

Many larger staffing companies focus on providing the best candidate, based on resumes, college degrees. People who spend time behind bars are able receive vocational training

and participate in certification programs for GEDs and college degrees, which can help prepare them for employment and provide valuable skills that transfer across fields. It might also mean they are familiar with discipline and hard work.

They’ll stay with you longer. People who have been incarcerated greatly value their jobs when they get hired, according to the Travis County Offender Workforce Development Program in Texas. Their website says: “The exoffenders in our program have demonstrated a commitment to leading an honest and responsible life.

Finding employment is not easy for them - once hired they are not likely to quit - they are highly motivated to become long-term employees.”

8. How has your previous careers help prepare you for BOTS? I have a plethora of experience in marketing, public service, business, healthcare, and soft-skills coaching. I am compassionate, understanding and extremely empathetic. I am referred to as a custodian of good will!

To learn more about BOTS, visit beonetosucceedstaffing.aynax.io or contact Gloria Hairston at: botsstaffing@gmail.com.

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OPINION

James Taylor Jr. Publisher/Managing Editor Bridget Elam

Associate Editor

Judie Holcomb-Pack

Associate Editor

Timothy Ramsey

Sports Editor/Religion

Tevin Stinson

Senior Reporter

Shayna Smith

Advertising Manager

Deanna Taylor

Office Manager

Paulette L. Moore

Administrative Assistant

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Guest Editorial

April is Jazz Appreciation Month Jazz, sometimes referred to as ‘America’s Classical Music,’ originated in the African-American communities of New Orleans in the early 1910s. Jazz music spread widely after the first recordings were made in 1917. The 1920s ushered in the Jazz Age and jazz became recognized as a major form of music expression. It’s most defining feature is improvisation where musicians create or make up music as they go along.

Cool Jazz came on the scene near the end of the 1940s, defined as smoother sounds with long, melodic lines. The free jazz style emerged in the 1950s and jazzrock fusion arrived in the 1960s and 70s. The 1980s saw free jazz become popular and other styles emerged in the 2000s. Jazz is still evolving and gaining in popularity.

One famous local jazz musician was John Coltrane, who was born in Hamlet in 1926 and grew up in High Point, where he learned to play the saxophone. The John Coltrane Jazz Fest is held every September in High Point and attracts some of the most well-known names in jazz.

Art by Owens Daniels

Photography by Owens Daniels

If you’re in the mood to get your jazz on, you’re in luck. Delta Arts Center, established in 1972 as an independent, non-profit art gallery, is offering an evening of live jazz music at its annual Jazz & Jambalaya J.A.M. on Saturday, April 13, from 7-10:30 p.m. at 2611 New Walkertown Road. Along with a delicious dinner catered by NOLA, there will be music by the Joe Robinson Quartet, and an art sale featuring the works of Owens Daniels, Bobby Roebuck and Leo Rucker.

What better way to celebrate National Jazz Appreciation Month and support a community gem, Delta Arts Center.

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LETTERS TO THE EDITOR NAACP and Urban League ask for withdrawal of discriminatory bill To The Editor: The Winston-Salem Chapter of the NAACP and Winston-Salem Urban League call on Representatives Debra Conrad and Donny Lambeth to withdraw racially discriminatory House Bill 519.

If passed, House Bill 519, short titled, “Revise W-S Charter/Elections/Redistricting,” would merge three majority African-American council districts, all currently represented by African-American women, into a single district. The two eliminated African-American held district seats, along with one other district seat, would be replaced with three at-large seats. Additionally, the mayor would gain the voting powers and privileges afforded members of the council, making the mayor a defacto fourth council-at-large councilperson.

The Supreme Court held in White vs. Regester in 1973, that the practice of replacing district seats with atlarge or multi-member districts in a manner that “invidiously discriminates” against minorities is illegal.

The Winston-Salem chapter of the NAACP and Winston-Salem Urban League stand opposed to HB519 and call on its authors to revoke the bill because it would have an illegal discriminatory effect on African-American and Latino voters; the bill received no input from the electorate or elected officials that represent the affected areas; and portrays Winston-Salem as a city opposed to diversity in elected leadership.

Rev. Alvin Carlisle, president of the NAACP, remarked, “This piece of legislation is typical of the kind of wrangling that we have come to expect of this extremist controlled legislature. They consistently seek to garner unearned power by circumventing the will of African-American communities. The Winston-Salem NAACP will not stand idly by while the voice of the people is silenced.”

James Perry, president and CEO of the WinstonSalem Urban League, remarked, “Reps Conrad and Lambeth have put forth a bill that could have the same chilling effect on Winston-Salem that HB2 had on North Carolina. Upon learning that HB 519 targeted three black women on the city council and drastically diminished the voice of the black electorate, state and national leaders immediately began contacting me with talk of a Winston-Salem boycott.”

Winston-Salem Chapter, NACCP Winston-Salem Urban League Winston-Salem, N.C.

Winston-Salem voters are under attack To The Editor: The will of Winston-Salem voters is under attack by two Forsyth County legislators.

Filed last week by Republican Representatives Donny Lambeth and Debra Conrad, House Bill 519 seeks to pack three majority African-American city council districts - all currently represented by duly-elected African-American women - into a single district. The results would erode those districts’ political power, limit black representation on the council, and represent a last-ditch attempt to shift the playing field for local politicians in the minority party.

The changes would take effect just in time for 2020.

As reported by the Winston-Salem Journal in recent weeks, both Republican and Democratic leaders on the city council are opposed to H519. At the very least, some have called the bill a solution in search of a problem. At worst, they see it as a direct attack on African-American women. It’s both.

This proposal not only targets African-American leadership and the voters who elected them, but also represents the latest in a disturbing trend of legislative overreach meant to override the values and votes of local communities to advance lawmakers’ personal agendas.

It’s also a trend that has triggered needless and costly litigation on the backs of taxpayers. Almost two years ago to the day, a federal judge overturned lawmakers’ effort to reconfigure districts on the Greensboro City Council to advantage one party over another. Winston-

Salem City Council members have already signaled that they may sue if H519 advances.

As an African-American woman who has for decades advocated in favor of fair voting districts and building political power for communities of color and the leaders we elect, I know H519 represents an assault on what so many in Winston-Salem and across Forsyth County hold dear. We’re not unfamiliar with this type of political gamesmanship; but we also won’t stand back and let it happen without a fight.

That’s why we’re joining with groups like the Justice Collective, Winston-Salem NAACP and Winston-Salem Urban League to encourage Forsyth County residents who care about their votes to say, “Enough is enough.”

We’re calling on them to push back against yet another effort by politicians in Raleigh to control a Triad city for partisan gain.

Take 30 seconds to let Forsyth County lawmakers - including Reps. Lambeth and Conrad - know that it’s our turn to draw the line on politicians’ latest efforts to meddle with a city’s districts. Make your voice heard at: demnc.co/stoph519.

Linda Sutton Democracy North Carolina Winston-Salem, N.C.

Lambert and Conrad To The Editor: Whatever they say about their motives, the local bills that representatives Lambert and Conrad have introduced to alter structure of the Winston Salem City Council and the structure and power of the WinstonSalem/Forsyth County School board attack the democratic process in this community and will damage the long-term quality of life in this community. They may receive a short-term partisan advantage if the legislation is successful. However, their behavior seems a classic example of cutting off your nose to spite your face. What is more important to them, to have their way or to help lead a successful thriving community? It is unlikely that they can have both.

Edwin D. Bell Winston-Salem, N.C.

In response to House Bill 519 To The Editor: There was a disturbing article published April 4 on the front page of The Chronicle titled “New bill shackles black voters into 2 wards.” Even after all the suffering we have endured from the Republican-controlled legislature since 2010, our representatives Conrad and Lambeth have hammered us again. We learned in the article that they have introduced a bill that will drastically change our city wards. Without one town hall meeting and without consultation with the city council, Conrad and Lambeth have chosen loyalty to political party rather than representation of their constituency.

Their bill recommends 5 wards instead of our present 8. Three African-American council members, Burke, Adams and Scippio, are to be lumped into one ward with the expectation of competing in the 2020 election. Our legislators contend there is no racial discrimination. Do they think we are not paying attention?

Democrat council member Dan Besse will be placed in a predominately Republican ward with council member Robert Clark. Clark has well served the ward for years. Is Besse being punished for having the audacity to challenge Lambeth in the 2018 election?

The bill proposes three at-large council members. Is this change simply based on the hope of the Republicans capturing the three at-large positions? Regardless of the motivation, there is no reason to fix what is not broken. I think one council member for one ward better reflects a representative government.

Conrad and Lambeth should be thankful for unconstitutionally gerrymandered districts.

If the bill becomes law, it deserves nothing short of a lawsuit.

Charles Francis Wilson Winston-Salem, N.C.

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Dollars for scholars has taken on a new meaning - and it isn’t good Dr. James B. Ewers Jr.

Guest Columnist I often wonder what half-baked schemes people are cooking up to hoodwink the public. A companion thought is, do they go to bed or wake up thinking about some way to trick people and to make some cash. I have an inquiring mind and I want to know.

Have all the ideas to fleece people out of money been exhausted? The answer is an overwhelming ‘No.!’ Now some will think I am behind the times, but this college admissions scandal has me

floored. I am on the floor laughing and saddened at the same time.

This fiasco really hits me in my ethical gut. You see, one of the positions I held in my professional life was that of an admissions director. Along with my team, we admitted students to college. We travelled to college fairs and high schools to engage students in their quest for a higher education. Transcript in-take, meeting with students, parents and guidance counselors were all a part of my position description.

After the college letters were received, I, along with my associates, fielded telephone calls of both joy and pain. We also hosted parents and students who wanted to take tours and to see our facilities. Unfortu-

nately, rejection was a part of the process as well. In today’s millennial terms, some students wanted a re-do.

William “Rick” Singer, an “education” consultant was the head of a heist to get students into college illegally. These students were getting into college under false pretenses, using athletic and academic scholarships as their pathway.

Take for example the case of Gordon Caplan.

He is a lawyer who lives in Greenwich, Connecticut. Mr. Caplan decided to pay Rick Singer $75,000 to a charity that he controls to have someone take the ACT for his daughter. By the way, a perfect score on the ACT is 36.

Gordon Caplan last week pleaded guilty in a

Boston, Massachusetts Federal Court. He said, “I take full and sole responsibility for my conduct and I am deeply ashamed of my behavior and my actions.”

He should be embarrassed for casting this negative light on his family. Will his daughter attend college?

That question will be answered soon.

Do you remember the nighttime soap opera, “Desperate Housewives?”

One of the stars of the show was Felicity Huffman. Well, it appears that Ms. Huffman was desperate to get her daughter into college. So much so that she paid Singer $15,000 to have someone take the SAT for her daughter. A perfect score on the SAT is 1600.

There are 33 parents who have been charged in

this admissions scandal.

The common thread of those charged is that they are all wealthy. These are all rich people, so tossing out big money for a test is small potatoes.

It seems to me they think because they are rich, they are entitled as well. We apply to get in and they buy their way in! Money, no matter how much you have, can’t buy you happiness and contentment. Some in this backhanded deed had their kids pose for athletic scholarship pictures. Mind you, these are scholarships they didn’t earn.

I would say that the careers of Huffman and Lori Loughlin, another star, have taken a serious if not terminal hit. Now they will have to use some of their money to pay for lawyers

to keep them out of jail.

Whenever you try to get success you didn’t earn or deserve, it never works out well. This admissions carnage should serve as a cautionary tale to higher education officials and coaches. It’s not if you get caught, it’s simply when you get caught.

Go back to the old school and remember one of the famous quotes from the Andy Griffith Show. This admissions snafu was simply “ill-gotten gains.”

James B. Ewers Jr., Ed.D., is a former tennis champion at Atkins High School and played college tennis at Johnson C. Smith University where he was all-conference for four years. He is a retired college administrator and can be reached at ewers.jr56@ yahoo.com.

After 51 years, fair housing still an unfinished journey CHARLENE CROWELL

Guest Columnist Fifty-one years this month, the Fair Housing Act (the Act) was enacted to ensure that housing discrimination was illegal.

Yet just days before the annual observance of Fair Housing Month began, headline news articles reminded the nation that housing discrimination still exists.

For example, on March 19, the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC) fined Citibank $25 million for violations related to mortgage lending. At issue was Citibank’s “relationship pricing” program that afforded mortgage applicants either a credit on closing costs or a reduced interest rate. These cost breaks were intended to be offered to customers on the basis of their deposits and investment balances.

According to OCC examination at Citibank, these ‘relationships’ did not in-

clude all eligible customers – particularly people of color. The regulator’s conclusion was that the bank’s practices led to racial disparities.

The settlement calls for all 24,000 consumers affected to receive $24 million in restitution.

Days later on March 28, the federal department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) charged Facebook with violating the Act by enabling its advertisers to discriminate on its social media platform.

According to the lawsuit, Facebook enabled advertisers to exclude people based on their neighborhood – a high tech version of the historical redlining of neighborhoods where people of color lived.

With 210 million Facebook users in the United States and Canada alone, the social media mogul took in $8.246 billion in advertising in just the last financial quarter of 2018.

As April’s annual observance of Fair Housing Month began, the chair of the House Financial Services Committee used that leadership post to bring attention to the nagging challenges that deny fair hous-

ing for all. In her opening statement at the hearing held April 2, Chairwoman Maxine Waters set the tone and focus of the public forum.

“According to the National Fair Housing Alliance, individuals filed 28,843 housing discrimination complaints in 2017,” said Waters. “Under the Trump Administration, fair housing protections are under attack. …

According to news reports, Secretary Carson proposed taking the words ‘free from discrimination’ out of HUD’s mission statement.

“He also reportedly halted fair housing investigations,” continued Waters, “and sidelined top advisors in HUD’s Office of Fair Housing and Equal Opportunity. These are unprecedented attacks on fair housing that must not go unanswered.”

Several committee members posed similar concerns and offered comments that echoed those of Waters. Additional issues raised during the hearing spoke to a lack of enforcement, data collection, gentrification, racial redlining, restrictive zoning, and disparate impact.

A panel of housing experts provided substantive testimony that responded to many of these issues, while also acknowledging how many fair housing goals have not yet been achieved.

Cashauna Hill, the executive director of the Greater New Orleans Fair Housing Action Center, provided additional information on delays encountered with HUD’s Fair Housing investigations. Although HUD set a standard for these complaints to be investigated within 100 days, many complaints go well beyond the agency’s own guidelines. Cases older than 100 days are categorized as ‘aged’ in HUD parlance.

“In 2017, HUD had 895 cases that became aged during that same year, and it had 941 cases that were already considered aged at the beginning of the fiscal year,” noted Hill. “During that same time period, Fair Housing Assistance Program agencies had 3,994 cases that became aged and 1,393 cases that were already considered aged at the beginning of the fiscal year.

“Practically, what this

means for groups like the Fair Housing Action Center,” continued Hall, “is a delay in making victims of discrimination whole, and a delay in correction of housing providers’ discriminatory behavior.”

Speaking on behalf of the Zillow Group, Dr. Skylar Olsen, its Director of Economic Research, cited additional data that underscored racial disparities and problems that continue with access to credit.

“Homeownership is a key tool for building wealth, and more than half the overall wealth held by American households is represented by their primary residence,” said Olsen. “But access to homeownership is not shared equally.” Further according to Olsen, the Home Mortgage Disclosure Act (HMDA) shows that “black borrowers are denied for conventional home loans 2.5 times more often than white borrowers.”

Debby Goldberg, Vice President of Housing Policy and Special Project with the National Fair Housing Alliance, (NFHA) was also a panelist.

Goldberg stated that

racial discrimination included consumers of color with varying incomes.

“While many lowincome communities, no matter their racial composition, suffer from disinvestment and lack of resources, even wealthier, high-earning communities of color have fewer bank branches, grocery stores, healthy environments, and affordable credit than poorer white areas.”

Ms. Goldberg also posed a core question that was as basic as it was direct: “How do we ensure that future generations of all backgrounds live in neighborhoods rich with opportunity?” said Goldberg. “Fair housing. Fair housing can ultimately dismantle the housing discrimination and segregation that caused these inequities in the first place.”

Charlene Crowell is the Center for Responsible Lending’s Deputy Communications Director. She can be reached at Charlene. crowell@responsiblelending.org.

Medicaid expansion is overdue in North Carolina John Ralley Guest Columnist Many residents of Winston-Salem and Forsyth County who lack healthcare insurance might agree with Carrie McBane of Jackson County, who made her case for Medicaid expansion at a rally at the state capital in February. “Not being able to afford health care insurance has impacted every aspect of my life,” McBane, who works in a restaurant and has type 2 diabetes, said at a press conference. “In my worst, most trying moments, it really made me feel that the state I live in doesn’t have my best inter-

est at heart.”

More than 500,000 North Carolina residents could benefit from Medicaid expansion. State legislators might finally be hearing them: North Carolina is closer than it’s ever been to expansion.

Republican Rep. Donny Lambeth of Forsyth County plans to soon file a bill that would expand Medicaid. It’s a reworked version of a bill he filed in 2017, Carolina Cares.

One big difference is that this time, with changes in the pollical climate and most other states having gone for expansion under the 2011 Affordable Care Act, the bill has a fighting chance. Expansion is the practical and right thing to do. The federal government would pay 90 percent of the costs. The hurting people that expansion

would help range from farmers to some veterans.

Many of them work. Many of them end up in emergency rooms, driving up healthcare and insurance costs in general.

Expansion would benefit state residents from 19- to 64 years old who earn too much money to qualify for Medicaid now, but don’t make enough money to buy private health insurance.

Expansion is supported by a wide range of organizations, including the N.C. Association of Free and Charitable Clinics, which has its headquarters in Winston-Salem.

“North Carolina’s free and charitable clinics exist in Forsyth County and communities across the state for the charitable purpose of providing healthcare to residents who are

without any form of health insurance,” Randy Jordan, the group’s executive director, told me. “The expansion of Medicaid and other ways of closing the health insurance coverage gap will benefit many of our patients who live at 200 percent or less of the federal poverty level. Securing coverage for an estimated 600,000 of these residents will open up appointment slots and related resources in our busy clinics for the remaining 500,000 uninsured who are living in North Carolina without a medical home.”

Patrick Woodie, the president of the N.C. Rural Center, has written that “expanding health coverage is also a jobs issue.

It helps people who have jobs. It helps people keep jobs. It helps people create jobs. … A strong health

sector is itself a rural economic catalyst, helping retain small businesses and attract the new industries and jobs that are so desperately needed.”

Lambeth’s bill, in addition to encouraging preventative care, would also include a requirement that those receiving Medicaid pay modest premiums and be working, be in a jobtraining program or actively seeking employment.

Democrats have filed bills devoid of such requirements. The important thing is that those bills and Lambeth’s planned one have sparked serious dialogue about expansion. Whether expansion comes through compromise over one of those bills or through dealmaking in the budget process, expansion must happen in a bipartisan manner.

Our many neighbors who

lack health care must be helped.

Carrie McBane, who spoke at the February press conference, underscored what the lack of health care has meant to her: “It’s demeaning, and it puts a price tag on my life when there shouldn’t be a price on a human life.”

Our legislators are hearing her and others.

Now they must take action.

Railey is the executive director of The Partnership for Prosperity, a new initiative fighting poverty in Winston-Salem/Forsyth County. He can be reached at john.railey@uwforsyth. org

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Salem exceeds goals for first phase of strategic plan

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Leaders at Salem Academy and College are heralding the successes of phase I of the institution’s strategic plan, which included a $10 million campaign called Step Up for Salem. The oldest educational institution for girls and women in the country, Salem has raised $13.1 million to date, with three months remaining before the self-imposed deadline of June 30, 2019.

The $13.1 million raised includes a $2 million matching gift from BB&T and is 75 percent more than Salem has raised during any prior year. As a result of the campaign, Salem has reduced its debt by more than $5 million.

On all fronts, Salem’s

leadership is calling phase I of the strategic plan, which includes the implementation of an aggressive admissions strategy, a success. As of March 31, applications to Salem College have increased 22 percent over last year, and the number of students who have confirmed their enrollment to the college for the fall is up 43 percent.

Other phase I initiatives included balancing the institution’s annual budget, selling excess outlying properties, and introducing a variety of new programs to help Salem students and faculty excel.

“The Salem team has worked extremely effectively since last summer to execute our short-term plan, which included getting our financial house in

order, with multi-dimensional success,” Salem Academy and College President Sandra J. Doran said. “Phase I of our plan is working. We have ‘right sized’ the budget and are going to stay within that budget as we continue with our strategic plan.

“I am deeply grateful to everyone who contributed to the record-setting pace of the Step Up for Salem campaign,” she said. “Salem is a much stronger institution today than it was only months ago, and this means that we are in a better position to continue moving full-steam ahead.”

Doran said Salem has experienced a 93 percent increase in total gifts this year and a 92 percent increase over 2018 in the number of donors. More

than 2,400 contributors responded to Step Up for Salem’s call with cash gifts.

The participation goal of the campaign is 3,000 donors by June 30, and Salem expects that additional contributors this spring will help reach that goal.

“Our work in recent months has paid off in many ways, but one of the best ways is that we have had an opportunity to reconnect with many friends and alumnae and energize support for Salem,” Doran said. “We are particularly pleased that more than 75 percent of contributions to Step Up for Salem came from Salem alumnae, and we are humbled by the outpouring of support from the Winston-Salem com-

munity.”

“There are no plans to slow our momentum, and the Step Up for Salem campaign will continue as planned through June 30,” Salem Academy and College Board Chair McDara P. Folan, III said. “Phase II of the strategic plan, which will be developed in a few months, will focus on the long term as Salem prepares our students for the challenges of today and tomorrow. We have big ideas and big plans for the future of Salem Academy and College, and we need continued investment in our mission.”

Doran said the institution will hold Celebrate Salem! weekend on April 26 through 28 to welcome

all alumnae back to campus and to celebrate the success of the campaign.

Salem Academy and College is the oldest educational institution for girls and women in the United States. With more than 18,000 alumnae who serve as entrepreneurs, physicians, researchers, artists, lawyers, teachers, community volunteers, and corporate executives, Salem Academy and Salem College continues to educate the next generation of global leaders. For more information about Salem Academy, please visit salemacademy.com. For more information about Salem College, please visit salem. edu.

Pre-K Priority announces campaign to give four-year-olds access to quality Pre-K SUBMITTED ARTICLE

Forsyth County community leaders from the private, public, and nonprofit sectors have collaborated to launch the Pre-K Priority, whose mission is to advocate for highquality early education for every four-year-old in Forsyth County.

“The Pre-K Priority is about informing the community, voters, taxpayers, policymakers, teachers, and parents about the benefits of quality Pre-K,” said Bob Feikema, Family Services President and CEO. “Our children’s education is everyone’s concern. High-quality Pre-K programs provide an enriching environment that stimulates brain development, promotes learning, and fosters the socialemotional stability that is a prerequisite for success in school.”

The Kate B. Reynolds

Charitable Trust’s Great Expectations grant to Family Services, in the amount of $847,250, will fund a public awareness and engagement campaign and feasibility study during 2019. Family Services will convene the Pre-K Priority’s Steering Committee and has established five local work groups associated with early education expertise.

“Research shows that every dollar spent on early childhood initiatives provides more than eight dollars in benefits back to society,” said Joe Crocker, director of the Local Impact in Forsyth County program at the Trust. “However, nearly half of the children entering kindergarten in Forsyth County are at risk of falling behind their peers in reading. The Kate B. Reynolds Charitable Trust is committed to ensuring all of our community’s children have access to quality early childhood

education that lays the foundation for success in kindergarten and beyond.”

According to a recently completed benchmark study among Forsyth County registered voters, 84 percent of voters support “giving our children a strong start through quality early education programs” with 54 percent indicating, “we should be doing more.”

Studies of high-quality programs like the North Carolina Pre-K Program have found positive outcomes, including improved math and reading scores. The gains made by children enrolled in high-quality early education programs translate into improved outcomes as adults in terms of postsecondary educational attainment, increased income, home ownership, improved health status, and less contact with the criminal justice system.

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Celebrating a Century of Community The People Behind the Philanthropy ALLAN HUTCHERSON Allan Hutcherson was a

man of modest means and immeasurable generosity.

When he died in the 1940s after many years as a custodian at R.J. Reynolds

Working Together for a Stronger Community

On October 14, 1919, Col. Francis Henry Fries, president of Wachovia Bank, contributed $1,000 to start The Winston-Salem Foundation, following a model developed in Cleveland, Ohio five years earlier. The concept was to create a community foundation funded and managed by community members, no matter how small or large their individual wealth. By pooling resources, all residents work together to improve the community.

Tobacco Co., he left his

How The Winston-Salem Foundation Ranks Nationally

entire estate of $6,700 to the Foundation to establish an endowment fund to help African-American children. The Allan M. Hutcherson Fund supported Memorial Industrial School until it closed in 1974, after which the Foundation broadened the endowment’s impact to support other community programs closely linked to his original intent. Today,

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children continue to benefit from Hutcherson’s generous spirit through support for a wide variety of youth programs with special consideration for those affecting underserved minority children.

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Another amazingly generous community member was Pauline Carter, who started

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working for Reynolds Tobacco as a cafeteria server when she was 16 years old, making 10 cents an hour.

She worked her way up to cafeteria manager, buying as much preferred stock as she could throughout her career. When she died in 2000, at the age of 89, she left $2.85 million to The

It was the first foundation of any type to be established in North Carolina and is the 16th oldest community foundation in the United States.

Today, the Foundation manages $565 million in assets and has over 1,500 charitable funds that positively impact our community.

Community Leadership The Foundation collaborates with nonprofits, funders, and community leaders to build a more equitable community for all.

Community Grants The Foundation supports charitable organizations and programs that benefit Forsyth County in many program areas.

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Winston-Salem Foundation to establish the Sam N. and Pauline H. Carter Fund. Prior to her death, she named her niece and nephew as the advisors for the fund.

“She was a simple woman with a 7th grade education, who scrimped and saved throughout her life,” her nephew Charlie Hemrick stated. Her fund is currently

Based on 2017 Columbus Survey of 269 U.S. community foundations

Philanthropic Services The Foundation educates and assists individuals and organizations in their charitable giving.

at a higher value than when it was established. It has already granted nearly $2.5 million dollars to nonprofits including Ronald McDonald House of Winston-Salem, Kaleideum Downtown (formerly Children’s Museum of Winston-Salem), Senior Services Meals on Wheels, Sunnyside Ministry, Centers for Exceptional Children, the James A. Gray High School Alumni Scholarship, Amos Cottage, and many others.

Student Aid The Foundation provides scholarships to local students in their quest for higher education.

DR. TED BLOUNT Dr. Ted Blount is

the Winston-Salem Foundation’s oldest living fundholder and, like the Foundation, turned 100 this year in February! Happiest

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of birthdays, Dr. Blount.

He and his wife Charlotte established the F.A. and Charlotte Blount Scholarship in 2007. The scholarship is a $6,500 renewable award for a minority student who is a graduating Forsyth

CENTENNIAL MATCHING GIFT CHALLENGE

A generous couple is matching all individual gifts to the Next Century Fund, up to $500,000—so you can double your impact as we invest back in Winston-Salem!

County high school senior. The Blount Fund, a field of interest endowment, was established in 2010 to support programs to benefit youth, with an emphasis on programs supporting parenting, single parents, and strengthening family relationships. Dr. Blount is also a

The Chronicle joins The Winston-Salem Foundation in celebrating a century of community.

member of the Foundation’s Legacy Society.

100 YEARS OF PHILANTHROPY The Winston-Salem Foundation is celebrating this community’s legacy of philanthropy that started with a gift of $1,000 in 1919, establishing the first foundation of any kind in NC. Over these 100 years, thousands of individuals and organizations have partnered with the Foundation to improve the quality of life in Winston-Salem, Forsyth County, and beyond.

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Timothy Ramsey Sports Columnist

Has the ‘One and Done’ rule run its course?

The NBA and the NBA Players Union are continuing conversations that will eliminate the “One and Done” rule that has been in place since 2005. After initially being a proponent of the rule, I am at a place where I want the rule to be abolished or extremely modified.

In 2005, when the rule was put in place, I thought it was a great idea to have high school players play at least one year of college basketball. I felt it would enhance the college game and the players ability, while also giving NBA executives another year of game tape to view for the top prospects that would have otherwise gone straight to the NBA out of high school.

When the flood gates opened in the mid 1990s, when high school players started going to the league straight out of high school every year, I felt another year of development would have tremendously helped many of the players that went into the draft too soon.

Of course, there were players like Kobe Bryant, Kevin Garnett, Tracy McGrady and LeBron James that became legends straight out of high school, but on the other hand, you have Kwame Brown who could have benefitted from playing in college.

Another reason for my attitude change toward getting rid of the rule was because I thought the NCAA would have done the right thing and found a way to compensate the players for their play. After I found out the NCAA was classified as a nonprofit and raked in over a billion dollars a few years ago, I was fed up with the excuses.

Instead of playing college basketball, other outlets for players have popped up over the past few years as well, such as playing overseas, smaller basketball leagues, and endorsement deals with shoe companies.

As far as college basketball is concerned, I am not sure the One and Done rule has really helped outside of name recognition from some of the players. As I thought about the impact those freshmen have had on their teams, I can only think of two teams that have won a national championship led by mostly freshmen. The 2012 Kentucky Wildcats and the 2015 Duke Blue Devils were the only teams that were led by freshmen and won the title.

This season, the Blue Devils were the betting favorites to win the title since they signed the top three recruits in the nation. The Blue Devils were ousted from the tournament by the Michigan State Spartans to continue the trend that on the college level, experience and team cohesiveness beat talent more often than not.

If it were up to me, I would adopt a rule like the college baseball draft which says a player can go See Done on B2

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The Lady Raiders from Reagan had a lacrosse

matchup against R.J. Reynolds last Tuesday, April 2.

The hard fought match was decided by one goal, as the

Demons squeaked out a 11-10 victory.

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7 on 7 team prepares players for next season

BY TIMOTHY RAMSEY THE CHRONICLE

Spring football is a great way for players to get a good head start on the next season by working on the skills that will prepare them for success. Piedmont Select 7 on 7 team gives players in Forsyth County and beyond an outlet to develop as a player to better prepare them for this fall.

This past Sunday, Piedmont Select held their second annual media day to give the community a firsthand look at what the team provides to their players.

Piedmont Select has two age groups, 15-and-under and an 18-and-under team.

Their skills were on full display Sunday as family and friends gathered together to watch the team work out.

“We are doing this every year now and it’s for kids looking to develop their skills in football,” said Ameer Watkins, offensive coordinator and quarterback coach. “They come play with us during the spring, before they go back to their high schools or their colleges.”

Piedmont Select came together four years ago by head coach Eric Puryear.

His goal was to give local athletes some enhanced training outside of what their schools provided. The team also exposes their players to college campuses as they travel to various tournaments throughout the country.

The team has expanded to include a 15-and-

Piedmont Select 7 on 7 team works with players from as young as eighth grade. under team this season.

“Last year, we only had an 18-U team, this year we were blessed to expand a little bit more by adding a 15-and-under team. So, starting at eighth grade, we are looking to grab those kids before they even go to high school to develop their skills to prepare them for the high school level,” said Watkins.

According to Watkins, throughout the 7 on 7 season the team focuses primarily on development.

They work with all positions on the field outside of lineman and kickers. They also travel to multiple tournaments to display their skills against other teams around the country.

“At the beginning of each practice we have a training period where they do speed training,” he said.

“The second period of practice is where they do

agility training and then they go through individual one-on-one training for the positions they play.

“At the end we go through 7-on-7 practices to let them use the skills they learned during individual training to apply it on the field.”

Piedmont Select has grown by leaps and bounds over the last few years. Although other teams have popped up during that span, they continue to grow in numbers due to their stellar reputation for development and the quality of their coaching staff.

The players continue to return year after year.

CJ Banner and Zach Monette are two veteran players who have played with Piedmont Select for multiple years. They said the skills they have learned have allowed them to consistently move up the

depth chart of their respective high schools.

“It is great to go around the country to compete against other teams to see where you are as a player,” said Banner. “This is like a family because it’s with players from all across Winston-Salem and we come together to put in work.”

Monette added, “It helps us get better as a player and a lot of the coaches prepare us to be better off the field as well.

People bring different skills from all over and we put it together so all of us can get better.”

Both Monette and Banner said their footwork has been their biggest improvement since working with Piedmont Select.

They have also taken the skills they have learned with Piedmont Select and shared them with their

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high school teams as well.

Monette has used the skills he learned with Piedmont Select to become an allconference player with Walkertown High as an outside linebacker.

Watkins feels Piedmont Select gives their players a decided advantage over players who decide to just engage in a normal spring football program.

“With Piedmont Select, we keep their bodies tuned up throughout the entire year,” he said. “I know a lot of our guys are multisport guys, so they are also playing basketball and baseball for example, but this will keep them in football shape, both mentally and physically, throughout the year.”

For more information on Piedmont Select 7 on 7 team, please visit www. piedmont-select.com or call 336-918-5703.

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straight to the draft right out of high school, but if they choose to go to college, they must stay for three years.

I don’t think a college basketball player should have to stay for three years, but I think two years would benefit the player and give NBA scouts more than enough tape to evaluate the player accurately.

I would also have a compensation package for the

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players who decided to attend college as well.

Currently, players are more suited to go straight to the NBA than ever before. Young players are now more sport specific than ever before, so I don’t think there will be as many busts as we saw in previous years. Let’s hope the NBA makes this change so the best of the best, like Zion Williamson, can display their talent at the highest level one year sooner.

Auburn’s tournament success brings back memories for local ball player

BY TIMOTHY RAMSEY THE CHRONICLE

The Auburn Tigers men’s basketball team hasn’t enjoyed this much success on the court since the early 1980s. The Tigers made it all the way to the Final Four of the NCAA tournament, which brought back fond memories for Mark Redd, who played for the Tigers from 1981-82.

Redd is a native of Winston-Salem and grew up in Happy Hill Gardens.

Photo by Timothy Ramsey Basketball was always close to his heart, because Mark Redd is a Winston-Salem native who played at he played every day. He Auburn University with the great Charles Barkley. was known for his tretined for greatness the first ued. mendous leaping ability, When Redd came time he saw Barkley on the along with being able to home, he started workcourt. shoot accurately with both “When I first saw him ing in a tobacco plant and hands. He graduated from play, I knew he was a stayed there for over 33 South Park High School. beast,” he said. “I knew years before he retired.

Redd also was in the The thoughts of where he was going pro, because freshman class alongside I had a 40-plus vertical at he may have ended up if NBA hall of famer Charles the time and Barkley could he had continued to play Barkley, who he rememjump higher than I could. come to Redd from time to bers fondly, as well as the He could also lift 1,000 time. He says if they would legendary Bo Jackson. His pounds with his legs, so have had a three-point shot basketball career was cut he was very strong in his in those days, he would short due to him having to have been an even more lower body. return home from college “What he said was true, deadly player. to take care of his ailing “I don’t hate on Steph he was not a role model mother, who was sick at and he talked trash, but he Curry and all the guys the time. To have the abilibacked it up every time on playing now, because back ty to see his former college in the day I would take two the court.” have a shot at the national Redd recalls playing steps across half court and title was a joy for Redd. against some of the great- let it go too,” he said. “At “I was really surprised, est to ever play the game that time, zone defenses but I have always said that while in college, such as started as soon as you Auburn could compete in Michael Jordan, Domi- came across half court, so the ACC if they were in nique Wilkins and Sam you couldn’t be scared to there,” said Redd. “When I Bowie. “I played against let it go from distance.” saw them play earlier in the Redd was inducted into a lot of the big-time guys, year, I thought they would because they came in the Forsyth County High have a chance to make it all around the same time I School Hall of Fame in the way. I wasn’t surprised 2011. During his time at did,” he said. when I saw them boys runOnce he was made South Park, he was named ning like that all game; aware his mother was sick All-City and All-County that’s what they do.” and had to leave college, three times and was named Coming out of South Redd said he knew his ca- MVP of the Bishop McPark High School, Redd reer was over at that point. Guinness Christmas Tourwas the first AfricanHe said he cried for the nament in his senior year.

American to obtain a Redd says his dream is 900-mile journey back to scholarship to an SEC to see Barkley one more Winston-Salem.

(Southeastern Conference) “The thing I was hurt time before his time is school in the area in the most about was that I was over. He said Barkley is sport of basketball. going places with playing one of his heroes and will Playing alongside Barbasketball, but my dream always be “Chuck” to him. kley is something he will ended right there when my never forget, Redd said. mom got sick and I had to He knew Barkley was descome home,” he contin-

City native TJ Boone opens fitness gym

BY TEVIN STINSON THE CHRONICLE

Since he was a student at Glenn High School, TJ Boone has had aspirations of opening his own gym and last weekend he achieved that goal when he opened Beyond Measures PT (Personal Training).

“I started thinking about opening my own gym in 2006 while I was still in high school. That’s when I started using working out as therapy,” said Boone. “When I used to get down and out, I would just work out.”

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As he grew older, Boone’s passion for working out and living a healthy life grew into a passion for helping others. Boone, who is a peer support specialist for Top Priority Care Services, LLC, said with his work in mental health, he began to realize how being physically fit could impact more than just your physical appearance.

“Just by working out, we release dif-

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ferent hormones inside our bodies that help us relieve stress. And that’s my goal with Beyond Measures, to help our people live healthier lives. It’s not just about being fit, it’s a lifestyle,” continued Boone. “…Over 85 percent of all black people either have back pain, high blood pressure, or a cardiovascular disorder. Just by doing something as simple as working out we can change that.”

Beyond Measures PT is a one-stop shop for everything fitness. Boone specializes in weight loss, weight gaining, body sculpting, boot camps, personal training memberships, beginners boxing, and much more. Beyond Measure also offers drop-in sessions where you can just come in and work out by yourself.

When discussing the name, Beyond Measures, Boone said it derives from the book of Ephesians. He said, “… with the name Beyond Measure I want people to know that they are not limited.

“We can do whatever we want to do.

Whether it’s getting fit, getting in shape or anything else you want to accomplish in life, you just have to have patience and a passion to do it,” Boone said.

Beyond Measure PT is located at 4680 Brownsboro Road, Suite 8. For more information, visit Beyond Measures on Facebook or call (336) 905-4423.

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RELIGION

Elder Richard Wayne Wood Sunday School Lesson

Called to Remember Scriptures: Matthew 26:1-13 In this lesson we will *Contrast the deeds of the woman with the reactions of the disciples. *Appreciate the woman’s display of love for Jesus. *Remember our call to share the Good News of Jesus despite resistance or ridicule.

Background: Prior to our lessons scene, Jesus has answered the two questions of the disciples: When? And what? Regarding Jesus’ second coming and the end days, Jesus explains The Tribulation, The Secnd Coming, The Parable of the Fig Tree, The Days of Noah, The Illustration of the Two Servants, The Parable of Ten Virgins, Parable of the Talents, and Judgement of the Gentiles.

All this is leading up to Passover and the time for His betrayal and crucifixion.

Lesson: Two days before Passover, Jesus announces to His disciples, “Ye know that after two days is the feast of Passover and the Son of man is betrayed to be crucified.” (26:1-2) This was God’s chosen time for Christ to die. Jesus is the antitype to which the Passover Lamb had always referred. As Jesus was informing and preparing the disciples for coming events, so was Caiaphas, high priest preparing the political opposition (verse 3). The plan was to discretely take Jesus and kill him without a lot of fanfare or uproar, so their intent was to postpone until after the feast of days. God’s plan, however, does not bend to ours. Jesus’ appointed time was set for the Passover to coincide with that of Isaac and Jacob in the Old Testament. The timing was “predestinated” (verses 4-5).

Jesus was at supper in the house of a leper whom He had healed and was surrounded by faithful followers, would-be followers, and the disciples - a cloud of witnesses. In the crowd is a woman with an expensive box filled with expensive ointment. She breaks the expensive box and pours the expensive ointment on Jesus’ head. We don’t know if she really understands what she was doing other than showing her love, but she was undoubtedly led to do it (verses 6-7). “Righteous indignation” is the applicable term for the actions of the disciples. They considered pouring the ointment on Jesus’ head a waste. They considered the value of the material object and not the value of the spiritual being, Jesus. In their estimation, the ointment was wasted on a gesture - when it had enough monetary value to feed the poor (verses 8-9). Jesus heard the comments of the disciples, probably spoken by Judas, who was the treasurer. Jesus’ response was, “Why trouble ye the woman? For she hath wrought a good work upon me.” (verse 10). Sure you could feed the poor who will always be around and always be in need … but me ye have not always.” (verse 11). Here we see that the disciples are not completely in tune with Jesus. He has just told them He would be crucified in two days and they don’t see the need to show Him extreme love.

Jesus is the anointed one, the idea of an anointing, as of a king or priest, which is also an embalming of the dead, means that Jesus is “the messianic King whose throne is a cross.” The woman anoints Jesus from the head, which is the practice in Old Testament narratives in which kings are anointed.

Jesus goes straight to the point and says “… she did it for my burial” (verse 12). Jesus continues, “Verily I say unto you, wheresoever this gospel shall be preached in the whole world, there shall also this, that this woman hath done, be told for a memorial of her (verse 13). A part of our telling is to identify the woman. The Bible scholars have concluded that this woman from Bethany who anointed Jesus was Mary, the sister of Martha and Lazarus, and is found in Matthew, Mark, and John. (The UMI Annual Commentary 2018-2019, the Oxford Bible Commentary, MacArthur Study Bible).

For Your Consideration: Can you think of a situation where allegiance to Jesus also means leaving a good deed undone? “Unselfish giving,” what qualifies as such?

Application: Jesus revealed in our lesson that there is a higher priority than any other earthly ministry, and that is worship rendered to Him. “He is before all things, and in Him all things hold together … through Him, I say, whether things on earth or things in heaven. (Colossians 1:17-20)

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Gray celebrates 40 years at Mt. Olive

BY TIMOTHY RAMSEY THE CHRONICLE

Anniversaries are a great way to look back at memories you have collected over the years. For Rev. Dr. Charles E. Gray, his list of memories is extensive since he has been leading the congregation of Mt. Olive Baptist Church for the last 40 years.

To honor Gray for his service, a gala was held on Saturday, April 6, at the Anderson Center on the campus of Winston-Salem State University. The event featured special guests, singing and dance, as well as a comedian. Bishop Sheldon M. McCarter, senior pastor of Greater Church, delivered the sermon for the event.

Gray was humbled by the day’s events. Thinking back fondly on his 40 years at Mt. Olive, he is thankful for the congregation that continues to support him.

“I never dreamed that the Lord would lead me here for 40 years; this has been a real blessing,” said Gray. “The only thing I can say is that God has blessed me with a flock that would follow instructions and carry out the vision that God gave me.

“If it wasn’t for the people, I don’t think I would have been able to last for 40 years. Even after my sickness and the amputation of both my legs, when I came back, I thought they would want me to retire, but they said ‘no, there is nothing wrong

with your mouth,’ so I kept going.”

Over the years many people have come and gone from Mt. Olive, but Gray said they were there for a reason. “You can’t do this by yourself. God gives you things to do and you can’t do everything by yourself; you need hands, legs and people,” he said.

Gray thanked his congregation for fighting with him through all his work in the church. He said they respected his leadership and knew he was a man of God and “fell in line.”

“If you stay somewhere for 40 years, you know God has to be in it, but I just credit my congregation for being the type of people that support me and carry out the things I ask them to do,” he said.

“I just want to give God the honor and the glory and I am looking forward to seeing my friends and my family,” he went on to say.

“My wife stood by me and my son and granddaughter have been a great help to me.

For Gray, Saturday night was about celebrating the time the Lord has given him and appreciating the friends and family that came out to support him, he said. He said he anticipated shedding a tear or two during the event.

Throughout his time at Mt. Olive, Gray has made a large presence outside of Mt. Olive in the surrounding community. He said his goal was to impact the community as much as he

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Carmen Russell served as the mistress of ceremony for the event. did the church.

“When the Lord first called me to Mt. Olive, I said I was going to try to take the church outside the walls,” he said. “When I was coming along, it was about getting people saved and now it seems like the trend has changed.

“I admit the body of Christ needs to be taught the word of God, that’s good, but we seem to put more emphasis on training the body of Christ than we are on getting lost souls.

What’s good in having a strong body of Christ, but people are dying and going to hell. We have all these different conferences, but I haven’t heard anybody having a soul-winning conference, so this is what we need to get back to, getting lost souls back to Christ.”

Gray said he has a goal of saving at least 12 souls every year. He feels if he can accomplish that, his labor is not in vain. “When I open the doors of the church on Sunday after I preach, even if the message has blessed the congregation, if nobody comes down to be saved, I don’t feel like I have accomplished anything,” he said.

Going forward, Gray says he will continue to lead Mt. Olive if his health keeps up and the congregation continues to want to hear his messages.

“When it gets to the point where the church is not moving or progressing, then I’ll think it’s time to say goodbye,” he said.

Local church holds concert and dinner for community

BY TIMOTHY RAMSEY THE CHRONICLE

On Sunday, April 7, Love Fellowship Outreach Church and Christ Unity held a free concert and dinner for the community.

One Voice of Winston-Salem headlined the event.

The event was the brainchild of Pastor James Edrington, pastor of Christ Unity, who collaborated with Apostle Tony Johnson, senior pastor of Love Fellowship, and the two put the event together.

Edrington and Christ Unity will also worship under the same roof as Fellowship Outreach until they can find a building of their own.

The friendship between Edrington and Johnson goes back to their high school days. Both men were standout basketball players in the city and faced off against one another on the court. Years later they bumped into one another and found out both were in the ministry.

“After all these years, I bumped into him while I was working and I gave

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Pastor James Edrington, right, poses with Apostle Tony Johnson during the free concert. him my number and he came to visit last week, so that is how all of this came together,” said Johnson.

“This is his vision he had for reaching people in the community. We were competing against one another back in the day, now we are on the same team for Jesus.

“We are just working together, doing stuff in the community now. Instead of playing against one another, we are working together, doing things for Jesus,” Johnson continued.

Edrington said the main purpose of the event is to bring souls together.

He wants to make people

aware the church is there to help in any way they can.

“It’s not about us, it’s about God first and we are trying to unite people together,” said Edrington.

“We want to bring those that are lost, the ones that have fell off, and we are not here to put people down or point fingers, but rather bring them back to Christ.”

According to Edrington, he was aware that Johnson was in the ministry. Edrington said he “fell off” for a while, but was thankful that God put Johnson in his path once again.

Edrington is the lead

performer for One Voice.

They also brought in the dance troop, The Free Flow Spiritual Flaggers, along with a solo vocalist from California.

Edrington was thankful to Johnson for allowing him to minister under the roof of Love Fellowship.

“As I say, we are going to get this to grow even more,” he said. “I am not even worried about my church, I am just wanting to see this church expand even more. In the future, God my have something else planned, he may have me here.”

Born and raised in Love Fellowship, Johnson is a third-generation family pastor at the church. He feels it is a great honor to lead the congregation of Love Fellowship.

Johnson said his focus moving forward is to attract more of the millennial crowd into the church.

He says there is a shift in the ministry that is flowing toward that crowd, as well as the traditionalists, so he does not want to leave anyone out.

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Now - June 1 Open Enrollment Ephesus Junior Academy is now accepting applications for students in kindergarten through grade eight.

You may go online www.ejacademy.org or go to the school to enroll your child without delay. Also the North Carolina Opportunity Scholarship portal is open so please apply to see if your child qualifies to receive one.

NC Opportunity Scholarship website: www.ncseaa.edu/ OSG.htm. For an appointment, call (336) 723-3140.

April 13 Singles Fellowship Holy Trinity Full Gospel Fellowship Center (The Trinity) & Rich CDC (Community Development Corporation) will have its Singles Fellowship on Saturday, April 13 at 2 p.m. All Singles are invited to attend this wonderful event. The event will be held at the Public Library. Please contact the church administrative office at (336) 784-9347 for more information concerning the event.

April 13 Community Day and Health Fair Join Great Commission Community Church on Saturday, April 13 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. for our annual Rope of Hope Community Day and Health Fair. There will be live entertainment, free health screenings, games for kids, community resources, FREE FOOD, and much more! This event is FREE to the community! If you are interested in partnering with us or participating in the entertainment, please contact the church office at (336) 577-3420.

April 14 Resurrection Production “Just for Me,” a Resurrection Production will be performed by the MWC Music and Drama Ministry on Sunday April 14 at 6 p.m. at the Macedonia Worship Center, 500 Kinard Dive. Admission is a $5 donation & a canned good item.

April 13 Grief Care St. Paul United Methodist Church sponsors “Grief Care”, a support group for persons experiencing grief due to the death of someone close to them. The event will be on April 13 at 10 a.m. St. Paul United Methodist Church is located at 2400 Dellabrook Road. For additional information, call (336) 723-4531 or (336) 7225517.

April 14 Men’s and Women’s Day Bethania AME Zion Church will celebrate Men’s and Women’s Day on Sunday, April 14. The 11 a.m. speaker will be Mr. Marcus Eldridge, an executive for Dudley Products. The Rev. Allen Stimpson, Sr. Is the pastor. The church is located at 2120 Bethania-Rural Hall Road (Highway 65 in the Bethania community).

April 19 Seven Last Words service There will be a “Seven Last Words of Christ” Program on April 19 at 6 p.m. at Freedom Baptist Church, 1222 E. 14th St. Please contact Waldo Hauser for infor-

mation at (336) 926-3501.

April 19 Seven Last Words The Associate Ministers of New Jerusalem Missionary Baptist Church will present “The Seven Last Words of Jesus Christ” on Friday, April 19 at 6:30 p.m. Church is located at 1212 N. Dunleith Ave. Reverend Ronald E. Speas is the pastor. Free and open to the public.

April 19 Good Friday service The Pilgrim Rest Missionary Baptist Church, 1905 N. Jackson Ave., will have their annual Good Friday service on Friday, April 19 at 11 a.m. The guests will be Elder Reginald Lampkins and the Pleasant Union Primitive Baptist Church family. The community is invited.

April 20-21 Youth Festival “The Trinity” aka Holy Trinity FGFC will have its annual Spring Youth Festival on Saturday, April 20, from 1-3 p.m. at Rolling Hills Apartment complex located at 770 Ferrell Court. All youth are welcome to attend this free event filled with prizes, fun, food and fellowship. The church is located at 5307 Peter’s Creek Parkway. Please contact the church administrative office at (336) 784-9347 for more information concerning the event.

In addition, come fellowship with us on Easter Sunday, April 21, 11 a.m. where Minister Jonathan Samuels will be the morning speaker.

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Omega men helping the homeless SUBMITTED ARTICLE

On March 2, Psi Phi Chapter of Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc. held a clothing drive at the Bethesda Center for the Homeless. The Omega men donated several items such as: professional business suits, shoes, hats, coats, sweaters, shirts, shorts, and pants.

Psi Phi Chapter of Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc is committed to helping uplift others within the community.

Submitted photo This was an effort of the chapters Social Action ComLeft to right: Bro. Richard Watkins, Bro. Richard Chitmittee. man, Bro. Carlos Roseboro, Bro. Emory Jones, Bro. Jimmy Wormack, and Bro. Rodney Taylor.

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History in its making

Alpha Alpha Gamma Psi Christian Sorority Inc., the Winston-Salem - Theta Nu Chapter, will host its first ever probate.

President Gloria Loyd of Winston-Salem Theta Nu Chapter and Founder Vivian Bailey Sanders of Alpha Alpha Gamma Psi Christian Sorority is looking forward to making history by bringing the first African-American Christian Sorority to Winston Salem.

Alpha Alpha Gamma Psi Christian Sorority Inc. was founded April 20, 2011, by Vivian Bailey Sanders in Chester, South Carolina. She started the sorority so that Christian women could participate in Greek life without compromising their Christian beliefs or values.

Alpha Alpha Gamma

BY ANTONIO RATTLEY

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Gloria Loyd, chapter president (on left) and Vivian Bailey Sanders, founder.

Psi Christian Sorority Inc. has done many outreach programs in the community and is looking forward to working with the Winston-Salem chapter to do many outreach programs here. Founder Vivian Bailey Sanders had been seeking God to en-

large the sisterhood and expand their territory. In 2018 she was contacted

by Gloria Loyd and they formed a bond as Christian sisters and became sorority sisters when Gloria was inducted in the 2018 fall line. Founder Vivian Bailey Sanders knew that

this was ordained by God and God has expanded the sisterhood to North Carolina. Currently there are chapters in Chester, S.C., Rock Hill, S.C., Atlanta, Ga., and now Winston Salem. Gloria Loyd states, “We are looking forward to working in the WinstonSalem community and surrounding areas, letting the people know that we are serious and here for them.

If you hear us coo-ing, we’re just coo-ing in the Holy Spirit.”

Our first probate will be April 20 at 1 p.m. at the NAACP Building, 4130 Oak Ridge Drive, Winston-Salem. Please come out and help us welcome our new members into our sisterhood.

For more information about Alpha Alpha Gamma Psi Christian Sorority Inc., contact Gloria Loyd at igotthevic@yahoo.com.

Tinkerbell

Yo Toni ... you really remind me of one. optimistic, full of love, filled with life How does it feel to be a god so small?

So petite, but so powerful.

Tiny but legendary The way you give them a part of yourself so they can touch the heavens.

Morphing sadness You really lit the room up today All talk and sprinkle Flickering of the wings How you sing a lullaby so precious that lost boys are soul searching?

How you survive all these growing pains?

These late nights studying, College application applying, AP homework stressing, Adulthood depressing trauma?

Regardless, You really glowing.

I see that dust helping you shimmer.

All shine and marvelous.

Got that old man hook.

Call you a ship the way you hold everything that doesn’t belong to you.

Announce your attitude the reason for everything.

Look at them tony, leaving you out of the gathering you made.

Leaving you out of the aura you nourished.

Yo tony … you remind me of tinker bell.

Can you tell?

When people stop believing in fairies the light began to flick.

Look at you. Getting all dim in the sunlight.

What happened to that shimmer you had.

The land took your words and sold it for profit.

Stamped shut your tongue to the highest bidder, tendencies of an owner.

How bitter you must be til they hear the ringing, crushing under all this silence.

Wondering why they hear you speak louder when you’re quiet.

Not even the mirror can make you believe in self again.

Can help you see childhood hiding in the thickest of clouds.

You give your wings too much credit PA You say, “I’m just ready for these last two months to be over” But let’s be honest.

The closer you get to graduation day the more you see never land Where things get forgotten and you’re afraid that you’ll get blown away in a Wendy World Where your wings disintegrate and scream in pain Wobbling legs cause you’re forced to walk on two feet.

How the next best thing will come and you’ll just be small, petite, tiny.

Have you heard about them fairies?

Them lost boys Them heathens from neverland never land.

They abort ship, Walk the plank, Try to stop clocks from ticking.

I know tony, growing up is hard.

It’s scary.

How now you got those old men hook.

Observant of your newly found adulthood.

Your body be a pirates target, X mark the spot.

You be stolen property, put back on the ship all over again.

They find the treasure buried deep in your chest but won’t take the heart.

Childhood is forgotten the second you lose the pixie dust.

Isn’t it just tragic, how never can be seen so soon.

POET OF THE WEEK

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Community Calendar NOW – April 12 – Special Olympics Spring Games More than 800 athletes ages 3 and up throughout Forsyth County will participate in the 2019 Special Olympics Forsyth County Spring Games, to be held April 10-12 at Bishop McGuiness High School, 1725 NC Highway 66 South, Kernersville. The public is invited to come and cheer on the athletes from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. each day as they compete in track and field events, including relay races, softball throw, and 50- and 100-meter dash, walk and wheelchair races. For more information about Special Olympics Forsyth County and the Spring Games, call CityLink 311.

NOW – May 31 – Annual literary competition Flying South, the annual literary competition sponsored by WinstonSalem Writers, is accepting entries now through May 31. There will be $2,000 in prizes awarded. Best in category winners will be published in Flying South magazine and will receive $500 each. The WinstonSalem Writers President’s Favorite will also receive $500. For complete rules and submission details, go to www.wswriters.org and click on the contest tab. Winners will be announced on July 1, 2019.

NOW – June 1 – Open Enrollment Ephesus Junior Academy is now accepting applications for students in kindergarten through grade eight.

You may go online www.ejacademy. org or go to the school to enroll your child without delay. Also the North Carolina Opportunity Scholarship portal is open so please apply to see if your child qualifies to receive one.

NC Opportunity Scholarship website: www.ncseaa.edu/OSG.htm. For an appointment, call (336) 723-3140.

NOW – July 1 – Help Support LEAD Girls of NC From now until July 1 and through the Quotes for Good Program, State Farm agent, Donna Jones will donate $10 to LEAD Girls of NC for each call her office receives requesting an auto and home/renters quote. To get a quote and support LEAD Girls of NC, call Donna Jones at (336) 602-2980.

TODAY, April 11 – Women entrepreneurship conference On Thursday, April 11, professional women will join Elon’s female students for a day of inspiration and networking. The Doherty Center for Creativity, Innovation and Entrepreneurship will host its third annual conference on women and entrepreneurship, called W.E. Do! at Elon University from 9 a.m. to 2:30 p.m.

April 12-14 – Goodwill SemiFormal Pop-Up Sale Goodwill Industries of Northwest North Carolina is hosting a Semi-Formal Pop-Up Sale from April 12 - 14, featuring great bargains for June weddings. In addition to bridal gowns, Goodwill will be selling 500 brand new mother-ofthe-bride dresses with original tags.

The Spring Semi-Formal Pop-Up Boutique is located inside Goodwill’s headquarters at 2701 University Parkway in Winston-Salem. Sale hours are: Friday, April 12 from 5-8 p.m. (light refreshments), Saturday April 13 from 9 a.m.-8 p.m. and Sunday, April 14 from 1-6 p.m.

April 12-13 – Gospel musical Royal Curtain Drama Guild (RCDG), Victory Vocalz and Parable House Players are proud to partner on the Winston Salem Premiere of Wilton Mitchell, Jr’s, musical play, “FOLLOW ME! The Gospel of Jesus Christ.” The musical will be performed on April 12 and 13 at 7 p.m. with a matinee showing on Saturday, April 13 at 3 p.m. All performances will be at the Parkland Magnet School Auditorium. Tickets are $20 for Adults and $10 for Children 12 & under. For additional information on tickets visit www.rcdgproductions. com or www.eventbrite.com April 13 – Campus walk Wake Forest University Psychology Club will be hosting our first annual Out of the Darkness Campus

Walk, sponsored by the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention (AFSP) on April 13. The purpose of this walk is to not only help raise awareness about mental health but to acknowledge the ways in which suicide and mental illnesses have affected our lives and our loved ones.

The walk is scheduled to be a mile long and will begin and end on Wake Forest Campus’ Davis Field; checkin will start at 9:30 a.m. and the walk will be from 10-11 a.m.

April 13 – Brake light Clinic In Winston Salem, black drivers are 2.5 times more likely to be pulled over for vehicle equipment violations than white drivers. As a result, in the Triad and across North Carolina, black male drivers are 2-4 times more likely to be unnecessarily searched.

Come out to the ‘Brake light Clinic” this Saturday, April 13 from 9 a.m. – 2 p.m. at Advance Auto Parts (3726 Reynolda Road) to get your brake lights fixed for free!

April 13 – Free health screenings Free health screenings and “Passport to Healthy Living” Health Fair, sponsored by St. Paul United Methodist Church, will be on April 13 from 10 a.m. – 2 p.m. This event will be held at the church located at 2400 Dellabrook Road. For more information call 336-723-4531 or 336924-6359. This event is open to the general public.

April 13 – Spring Market The Spring Market will be at Westbend Winery 5394 Wiliams Road, on April 13 from noon to 5 p.m. There will be over 50 local vendors. Admission is complimentary and open to the public. Rain or Shine! For more information visit: https://www.facebook.com/ events/997626000426504/.

April 13 – Open House Forsyth Tech will hold its annual Open House Saturday, April 13 from 9 a.m. – noon at the Robert L. Strickland Center on Main Campus, 2100 Silas Creek Parkway. This event is free and open to the public and offers the community the opportunity to learn about the variety of programs and academic options available at the college. Pre-registration is requested by completing the form found at http://www.forsythtech.edu/ openhouse.

April 13 – Community Day Join HOOPS 4 L.Y.F.E. for the 2019 Oak Ridge Community Day.

There will be free food and vendors. This event will be held at the NAACP Building, 4130 Oak Ridge Drive, on April 13 from 10 a.m.2 p.m. For more information, call (336) 231-7968.

April 13 – Denim and Pearls Night Out The Big 4 Alumni Association will welcome Spring with a Denim and Pearls Night Out on April 13 from 8 p.m. to midnight at the Enterprise Center. The Denim and Pearls casual event is an opportunity for members and friends to enjoy a relaxing evening of old and new DJ sounds. For more info, contact Eric Martin or James McCants at the Big 4 Office at 1922 Martin Luther King Jr. Drive (Enterprise Center) at (336) 524-7680 for information and tickets.

April 13 – Annual membership cookout The A.H. Anderson Alumni Association invites all former students of Anderson High School to the Annual Membership Cookout on Saturday, April 13th at Winston Lake Shelter #4. For information contact Clyde Moore at (336) 971-6196.

April 13 – The Habitat House Party The Habitat House Party, presented by the Habitat Young Professionals, is a fun-filled event with a DJ, open bar, silent auction, hors d’oeuvres and open to anyone age 21 and up. It will be held on April 13 from 8 p.m. to midnight at the Habitat for Humanity’s Winston-Salem ReStore.

April 14 – Dash City Craft Fair The Dash City Craft Fair will be on April 14 at 1 p.m. The event will take place during the baseball game and will feature 50 local and regional vendors selling handmade arts & crafts, antiques, repurposed, vintage, and food items.

Rain or Shine! Game Ticket needed for entry. For more information visit: https://www.facebook.com/ events/2504350239591355/.

April 16 – Disabilities Forum There will be a disabilities form on April 16 at the Winston-Salem Fairgrounds, Education Building, 414 Deacon Blvd. This event is free and will begin at noon. Pre-registration is encouraged to ensure seating capacity. Please call (336) 734-1228.

Registration deadline is April 5.

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Community Briefs Rebecca Bender Named Arts Council Vice President of Finance/ Chief Financial Officer Rebecca Bender has been named Vice President of Finance/Chief Financial Officer of The Arts Council of Winston-Salem and Forsyth County. She came to the Arts Council last November in an interim capacity and took permanent status in February. Prior to joining The Arts Council staff, she was at Sara Lee and then Hanesbrands for almost 20 years in shared services, general accounting, and financial planning.

Bender is a graduate of Salem College and earned a Bachelor of Science Degree in Business Administration with a major in accounting. Upon graduation, she joined the Deloitte & Touche accounting firm, where she was a member of their audit practice until taking a position with Hanesbrands, then the Sara Lee Corporation.

She is active in the nonprofit community, serving on a number of boards and committees, including the Health Impact Committee of United Way and the Finance Committee of the nonprofit Olio glass blowing studio. She currently is Vice Chair of the Board of Experiment in Self Reliance.

Commissioner El-Amin completes advanced leadership training at UNC School of Government Forsyth County Commissioner Fleming El-Amin completed the Advanced Leadership Corps (ALC) training from the School of Government at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.

ALC is a week-long program designed by the School’s Center for Public Leadership and Governance to help elected officials understand the broader challenges of governing in today’s environment, to enable them to build their personal leadership abilities, and to give them an opportunity to learn how to lead and act collaboratively. More than 80 municipal and county elected officials from across North Carolina have completed this selective program, and the school will celebrate the program’s 100th graduate this year.

For more information about ALC and other programming for elected officials, contact Patrice Roesler at (919) 843-4167 or roesler@sog.unc.edu.

Bookmarks named Winston Under 40’s 2019 Community Partner Bookmarks is honored to have been chosen as the 2019 Community Partner by Winston Under 40, the young professionals initiative of the Winston-Salem Chamber of Commerce. This partnership seeks to further Bookmarks’ impact and outreach in the community by providing volunteers and support for various events and initiatives. This will include Bookmarks’ 15th annual Festival of Books and Authors, which will be held in downtown Winston-Salem from September 5–8, and Book Build: Fostering Connections by Building Collections. Book Build is an initiative to place 25,000 new and diverse books into all public schools in Winston-Salem and Forsyth County.

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15 Day Demolition Notice by Publication

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In the Matter of:

In the Matter of:

In the Matter of:

In the Matter of:

In the Matter of:

Property Located at: 3602 Old Greensboro Rd Winston Salem, North Carolina, Known as Tax Block 1555 Lot 091 On City County Tax Map File No. 2013010950

Property Located at: 1220 N. Jackson Avenue Winston Salem, North Carolina, Known as Tax Block 0416 Lot 042A On City County Tax Map File No. 2012030657

Property Located at: 1500 Gholson Ave Winston Salem, North Carolina, Known as Tax Block 1422 Lot 367 On City County Tax Map File No. 2016070736

Property Located at: 4211 Shamel St Winston Salem, North Carolina, Known as Tax Block 3441 Lot 008 On City County Tax Map File No. 2016071692

Property Located at: 506 Pitts Street Winston Salem, North Carolina, Known as Tax Block 0803 Lot 105B On City County Tax Map File No. 2013101485

You are hereby advised that on June 13, 2017, the Winston Salem City Council of the City of Winston Salem adopted an Ordinance ordering the demolition of the above referenced structure within ninety (90) days from said date.

You are hereby advised that on November 21, 2016, the Winston Salem City Council of the City of Winston Salem adopted an Ordinance ordering the demolition of the above referenced structure within ninety (90) days from said date.

You are hereby advised that on June 19, 2017, the Winston Salem City Council of the City of Winston Salem adopted an Ordinance ordering the demolition of the above referenced structure within ninety (90) days from said date.

You are hereby advised that on February 20, 2019, the Winston Salem City Council of the City of Winston Salem adopted an Ordinance ordering the demolition of the above referenced structure within ninety (90) days from said date.

You are hereby advised that on June 19, 2017, the Winston Salem City Council of the City of Winston Salem adopted an Ordinance ordering the demolition of the above referenced structure within ninety (90) days from said date.

Because you have failed to repair or demolish said dwelling within the prescribed time period, the City will proceed to demolish said dwelling within the prescribed time period, the City will proceed to demolish said dwelling pursuant to the ordinance adopted by the Council. You are hereby advised to remove any and all articles of personal property, fixtures, appurtenances found in or attached to the aforementioned dwelling within fifteen (15) days of receipt of this notice. If you fail to remove said items, they shall be deemed abandoned and shall be subject to sale by the City in accordance with Section (4-97(g) of the City Code. The dwelling will then be demolished and the cost of demolition, less the proceeds from the sale, will be placed as a lien against the property.

Because you have failed to repair or demolish said dwelling within the prescribed time period, the City will proceed to demolish said dwelling within the prescribed time period, the City will proceed to demolish said dwelling pursuant to the ordinance adopted by the Council. You are hereby advised to remove any and all articles of personal property, fixtures, appurtenances found in or attached to the aforementioned dwelling within fifteen (15) days of receipt of this notice. If you fail to remove said items, they shall be deemed abandoned and shall be subject to sale by the City in accordance with Section (4-97(g) of the City Code. The dwelling will then be demolished and the cost of demolition, less the proceeds from the sale, will be placed as a lien against the property.

Because you have failed to repair or demolish said dwelling within the prescribed time period, the City will proceed to demolish said dwelling within the prescribed time period, the City will proceed to demolish said dwelling pursuant to the ordinance adopted by the Council. You are hereby advised to remove any and all articles of personal property, fixtures, appurtenances found in or attached to the aforementioned dwelling within fifteen (15) days of receipt of this notice. If you fail to remove said items, they shall be deemed abandoned and shall be subject to sale by the City in accordance with Section (4-97(g) of the City Code. The dwelling will then be demolished and the cost of demolition, less the proceeds from the sale, will be placed as a lien against the property.

Because you have failed to repair or demolish said dwelling within the prescribed time period, the City will proceed to demolish said dwelling within the prescribed time period, the City will proceed to demolish said dwelling pursuant to the ordinance adopted by the Council. You are hereby advised to remove any and all articles of personal property, fixtures, appurtenances found in or attached to the aforementioned dwelling within fifteen (15) days of receipt of this notice. If you fail to remove said items, they shall be deemed abandoned and shall be subject to sale by the City in accordance with Section (4-97(g) of the City Code. The dwelling will then be demolished and the cost of demolition, less the proceeds from the sale, will be placed as a lien against the property.

Because you have failed to repair or demolish said dwelling within the prescribed time period, the City will proceed to demolish said dwelling within the prescribed time period, the City will proceed to demolish said dwelling pursuant to the ordinance adopted by the Council. You are hereby advised to remove any and all articles of personal property, fixtures, appurtenances found in or attached to the aforementioned dwelling within fifteen (15) days of receipt of this notice. If you fail to remove said items, they shall be deemed abandoned and shall be subject to sale by the City in accordance with Section (4-97(g) of the City Code. The dwelling will then be demolished and the cost of demolition, less the proceeds from the sale, will be placed as a lien against the property.

This notice applies to all next of kin of the property owner(s) of the address at 3602 Old Greensboro Rd including known or unknown heirs, devisees, successors, transferees, legal representatives, (deceased) or any other assigns whether in being or not in being, or en ventre sa mere, including those under mental disability, in the military service, minors, the spouse of each, if any, the beneficiaries or trustees of each, if any, all other persons, firms, or corporations, active or dissolved, foreign or domestic, who now have, or might in any contingency have, or claim, or may hereafter claim, any right, title or interest or estate this property.

This notice applies to all next of kin of the property owner(s) of the address at 1220 N. Jackson Avenue including known or unknown heirs, devisees, successors, transferees, legal representatives, (deceased) or any other assigns whether in being or not in being, or en ventre sa mere, including those under mental disability, in the military service, minors, the spouse of each, if any, the beneficiaries or trustees of each, if any, all other persons, firms, or corporations, active or dissolved, foreign or domestic, who now have, or might in any contingency have, or claim, or may hereafter claim, any right, title or interest or estate this property.

This notice applies to all next of kin of the property owner(s) of the address at 1500 Gholson Ave including known or unknown heirs, devisees, successors, transferees, legal representatives, (deceased) or any other assigns whether in being or not in being, or en ventre sa mere, including those under mental disability, in the military service, minors, the spouse of each, if any, the beneficiaries or trustees of each, if any, all other persons, firms, or corporations, active or dissolved, foreign or domestic, who now have, or might in any contingency have, or claim, or may hereafter claim, any right, title or interest or estate this property.

This notice applies to all next of kin of the property owner(s) of the address at 4211 Shamel St including known or unknown heirs, devisees, successors, transferees, legal representatives, (deceased) or any other assigns whether in being or not in being, or en ventre sa mere, including those under mental disability, in the military service, minors, the spouse of each, if any, the beneficiaries or trustees of each, if any, all other persons, firms, or corporations, active or dissolved, foreign or domestic, who now have, or might in any contingency have, or claim, or may hereafter claim, any right, title or interest or estate this property.

This notice applies to all next of kin of the property owner(s) of the address at 506 Pitts Street including known or unknown heirs, devisees, successors, transferees, legal representatives, (deceased) or any other assigns whether in being or not in being, or en ventre sa mere, including those under mental disability, in the military service, minors, the spouse of each, if any, the beneficiaries or trustees of each, if any, all other persons, firms, or corporations, active or dissolved, foreign or domestic, who now have, or might in any contingency have, or claim, or may hereafter claim, any right, title or interest or estate this property.

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15 Day Demolition Notice by Publication

15 Day Demolition Notice by Publication

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA IN THE FAMILY COURT OF THE THIRTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT COUNTY OF GREENVILLE

In the Matter of:

In the Matter of:

Property Located at: 425 Cadillac Street Winston Salem, North Carolina, Known as Tax Block 1558 Lot 037 On City County Tax Map File No. 2015041789

Property Located at: 901 N. Jackson Ave Winston Salem, North Carolina, Known as Tax Block 0434 Lot 465 On City County Tax Map File No. 2014040223

You are hereby advised that on April 17, 2017, the Winston Salem City Council of the City of Winston Salem adopted an Ordinance ordering the demolition of the above referenced structure within ninety (90) days from said date.

You are hereby advised that on June 19, 2017, the Winston Salem City Council of the City of Winston Salem adopted an Ordinance ordering the demolition of the above referenced structure within ninety (90) days from said date.

Because you have failed to repair or demolish said dwelling within the prescribed time period, the City will proceed to demolish said dwelling within the prescribed time period, the City will proceed to demolish said dwelling pursuant to the ordinance adopted by the Council. You are hereby advised to remove any and all articles of personal property, fixtures, appurtenances found in or attached to the aforementioned dwelling within fifteen (15) days of receipt of this notice. If you fail to remove said items, they shall be deemed abandoned and shall be subject to sale by the City in accordance with Section (4-97(g) of the City Code. The dwelling will then be demolished and the cost of demolition, less the proceeds from the sale, will be placed as a lien against the property.

Because you have failed to repair or demolish said dwelling within the prescribed time period, the City will proceed to demolish said dwelling within the prescribed time period, the City will proceed to demolish said dwelling pursuant to the ordinance adopted by the Council. You are hereby advised to remove any and all articles of personal property, fixtures, appurtenances found in or attached to the aforementioned dwelling within fifteen (15) days of receipt of this notice. If you fail to remove said items, they shall be deemed abandoned and shall be subject to sale by the City in accordance with Section (4-97(g) of the City Code. The dwelling will then be demolished and the cost of demolition, less the proceeds from the sale, will be placed as a lien against the property.

This notice applies to all next of kin of the property owner(s) of the address at 425 Cadillac Street including known or unknown heirs, devisees, successors, transferees, legal representatives, (deceased) or any other assigns whether in being or not in being, or en ventre sa mere, including those under mental disability, in the military service, minors, the spouse of each, if any, the beneficiaries or trustees of each, if any, all other persons, firms, or corporations, active or dissolved, foreign or domestic, who now have, or might in any contingency have, or claim, or may hereafter claim, any right, title or interest or estate this property.

This notice applies to all next of kin of the property owner(s) of the address at 901 N. Jackson Ave including known or unknown heirs, devisees, successors, transferees, legal representatives, (deceased) or any other assigns whether in being or not in being, or en ventre sa mere, including those under mental disability, in the military service, minors, the spouse of each, if any, the beneficiaries or trustees of each, if any, all other persons, firms, or corporations, active or dissolved, foreign or domestic, who now have, or might in any contingency have, or claim, or may hereafter claim, any right, title or interest or estate this property.

Date Issued: March 26, 2019

Date Issued: March 28, 2019

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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Having qualified as Fiduciary of the Estate of Annie C.

Having qualified as Fiduciary of the Estate of Hiawatha

Dew (19 E 70), also known as Annie Clark Dew, Annie Morris Clark Dew deceased December 2, 2018 Forsyth

County, North Carolina, this is to Notify all persons, firms, and corporation having claims against the Estate

of said deceased to present them to the undersigned on

or before June 24, 2019 this Notice will be pleaded in

bar of recovery. All persons indebted to the said decedent

or estate shall please make immediate payment to the undersigned.

This the 21st day of January, 2019.

3840 Carver School Road

Estate of said deceased to present them to the under-

signed on or before July 6, 2019 this Notice will be

Rose Gist

Fiduciary for

Hiawatha Devaughn Gist, deceased 415 Cody Cr.

18, 25, 2019

Having qualified as Fiduciary of the Estate of Donald

Having qualified as Administrator of the Estate of Archie

Donald W. Herb, Rev. Donald W. Herb deceased Febru-

Archie W. Love deceased August 1, 2018 Forsyth

Notify all persons, firms, and corporation having claims

firms, and corporation having claims against the Estate

Warren Herb, (19E410), also known as Donald Herb,

W. Love (19 E574), also known as Archie Wilson Love,

ary 20, 2019 Forsyth County, North Carolina, this is to

County, North Carolina, this is to Notify all persons,

against the Estate of said deceased to present them to the

of said deceased to present them to the undersigned on

Donald Warren Herb, deceased 7225 Ridge Road

or before June 24, 2019 this Notice will be pleaded in

bar of recovery. All persons indebted to the said decedent

or estate shall please make immediate payment to the undersigned.

William Love

Administrator for

Archie W. Love, deceased 235 Bogart Circle

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The undersigned, Michael Dwayne Rothrock, having qualified on May 18, 2018 as Executor of the Estate of Carol Jean Bostian aka Carol Bostian, Carol Miller Rothrock, deceased, late of Forsyth County, North Carolina, hereby notifies all persons, firms, and corporations having claims against said Estate to exhibit them to the undersigned at the Office of Kenneth C. Dawson, Dawson Law Firm PC, Attorney for the Estate, at 534 E King Street, King, North Carolina 27021 on or before July 10, 2019, or this notice will be pleaded in bar of their recovery.

All persons indebted to the Estate will make payment immediately at the same address.

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This the 4th day of April 2019 Michael Dwayne Rothrock, Executor of the Estate of Carol Jean Bostian, aka Carol Bostian, and Carol Miller Rothrock.

Kenneth C. Dawson, Esq. Dawson Law Firm PC 534 E King Street King, NC 27012 (336) 983-3129 The Chronicle April 4, 11, 18 25, 2019

FOR THE ADOPTION OF: JAMESON STEPHEN ANNESS

Unknown Birth Fathers or Possible ParRespondents

TAKE NOTICE that you are required to make defense to such pleasing no later than forty (40) days after the date of the first publication of this notice, exclusive of such date. Upon your failure to do so, the Petitioners will apply to the Court for the relief sought in the Petition. Any Parental rights that you may have will be terminated upon the entry of the order of adoption.

This the 14th day of March, 2019. /s/ Amy S. Davis Amy S. Davis, Attorney for Petitioner NC Bar #22809 241 Church St. NE Concord, NC 28025 The Chronicle March 28, and April 4, 11, 18, 2019

STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA IN THE GENERAL COURT OF JUSTICE FORSYTH COUNTY DISTRICT COURT DIVISION FILE NO: 19 JA 01 IN THE MATTER OF: ALDEANNA WELDY DOB: 12-16-2018

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EMPLOYMENT The Winston-Salem Foundation is hiring a Gifts Proces-

sor and Administrative Assistant who will be responsible

for processing gifts and donor acknowledgements, as well as providing administrative support for staff. Must

NOTICE OF SERVICE PROCESS BY PUBLICATION

have three years of experience with data entry, prefer-

TO: (1) Unknown and unnamed Father of the minor child Aldeanna Weldy.

ence. Please visit wsfoundation.org/careers to apply be-

TAKE NOTICE that a Juvenile Petition seeking relief against you has been filed in the above-entitled action.

The nature of the relief being sought is an adjudication of the Juvenile Petition filed by the Forsyth County Department of Social Services on January 10, 2019 with respect to the above-referenced juvenile pursuant to N.C.G.S. 7B-101(15).

ably in gift processing or accounting data entry. Salary range is $34,000-$47,000 commensurate with experi-

fore the deadline of April 24, 2019.

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You are required to make a written answer to the Juvenile Petition within forty (40) days after the date of this notice; and upon your failure to make a defense to the Juvenile Petition within the 40 day period specified herein or to attend the hearing on the said Juvenile Petition.

Any counsel appointed previously to represent you and not released by the Court shall continue to represent you.

If you are indigent and not already represented by counsel, you are entitled to appointed counsel and said counsel will be appointed upon your request subject to the Court’s review at the first hearing after this service.

An adjudication hearing on the Juvenile Petition is scheduled for 2:30 p.m., on Monday, May 6, 2019 in Courtroom 1-D of the Hall of Justice in WinstonSalem, North Carolina or as soon thereafter as the Court can hear said case.

This the 28th day of March, 2019 By: Erica Glass, Assistant County Attorney, Forsyth County Attorney’s Office 741 Highland Avenue Winston-Salem, NC 27101 The Chronicle April 4, 11, 18, 2019 Request for Public Feedback and Comments for Transportation Planning Documents The Transportation Advisory Committee (TAC) for the Winston-Salem Urban Area Metropolitan Planning Organization (WSMPO) holds meetings on the third Thursday bimonthly or as needed at 4:15 p.m. at 100 E. First Street in the Bryce Stuart Municipal Building in the Public Meeting Room on the fifth floor. The TAC serves as a forum for cooperative transportation planning and decision-making for the MPO region which includes Forsyth County and portions of Davie, Davidson and Stokes counties.

Citizens are welcome to attend and participate in these public meetings. The next meeting of the TAC will be held Thursday, May 16, 2019.

Agenda materials for this meeting can also be found at www.cityofws.org/Departments/Transportation/MPO/TAC. The Winston-Salem MPO is seeking public comment and feedback from April 5, 2019, to May 7, 2019, for the items below: Additions and amendments to the FY 2018-2027 Metropolitan Transportation Improvement Program (MTIP) Draft 2020-2029 State Transportation Improvement Program (STIP) These materials can be found on at CityofWS.org; at the Winston-Salem Department of Transportation office in the Bryce Stuart Municipal Building Office, 100 E. First Street, Winston-Salem (3rd Floor); or at local libraries in Forsyth, Stokes, Davidson and Davie counties.

All comments should be sent in writing to Byron Brown either by email to byronb@cityofws.org or by mail to: City of Winston-Salem, DOT Attn: Byron Brown, Principal Planner P.O. Box 2511 Winston-Salem, NC 27102 Public notice of public participation plan activities and time established for public review of and comments of the TIP will satisfy the Program of Projects (POP) requirements. Any person who believes they have been aggrieved by an unlawful discriminatory practices regarding the Winston-Salem Urban Area MPO programs has a right to file a complaint with Kelly Garvin, City of Winston-Salem, P.O. Box 2511, Winston-Salem, NC 27102, within 180 days following the date of the alleged discrimination occurrence.

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Winston-Salem, NC 27104

NORTH CAROLINA NOTICE TO CREDITORS FORSYTH COUNTY

IN THE GENERAL COURT OF JUSTICE DISTRICT COURT DIVISION 19-SP-192

This the 21st day of March, 2019.

Tobaccoville, NC 27050

and April 4, 11, 2019

NOTICE OF SERVICE OF PROCESS BY PUBLICATION STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA COUNTY OF FORSYTH

TAKE NOTICE that a Petition for Adoption was filed

by Michael George Anness and Lindsay Renee Anness on the 6th day of February, 2019, with the Clerk of Superior Court for Forsyth County, Winston-Salem, North Carolina, in the above-entitled case. The Petition relates to a male child born February 1, 2019 at the Novant Health Forsyth Medical Center in Winston-Salem, North Carolina named Jameson Stephen Anness born to Kiarra Porchae Christian. Kiarra is a twenty seven year old African American female with brown eyes and short brown hair. Kiarra is approximately five feet four inches tall and weighs approximately one hundred ninety pounds. The minor child was conceived approximately May 2018 in Winston-Salem, Forsyth County, North Carolina.

NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Fiduciary for

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This the 4th day of March 2019.

NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Sandra H. Averitt

PO Box 354 Greenville, SC 29602 PH (864) 241-2883 FAX: (864) 255-4342 ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFFS Date: March 25, 2019

TO: ents,

said decedent or estate shall please make immediate pay-

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This the 19th day of March, 2019.

4. That your failure to respond within thirty (30) days of receipt of this Notice of Adoption Proceedings constitutes your consent to the adoption and forfeiture of all of your rights and obligations to the above identified child. It is further al-leged that your consent to this adoption is not required under S.C. Code Ann. Sec-tion 63-9-310 and that your parental rights should be terminated pursuant to S.C. Code Ann. Section 637-2570 (7). This notice is given pursuant to S.C. Code Ann. Section 63-9-730 (E).

Raymond W. Godwin, Esq. (SC Bar #2162)

ment to the undersigned.

and April, 4, 11, 2019

payment to the undersigned.

3. That if Notice to Contest, Intervene or otherwise Respond is filed by you with the Court within thirty (30) days of the re-ceipt of this Notice of Adoption Proceed-ings, you will be given an opportunity to appear and be heard on the merits of the adoption. To file notice to Contest, Inter-vene or otherwise Respond in this action, you must notify the above named Court at Greenville County Courthouse, Clerk of Court Greenville County Family Court at 301 University Ridge, Greenville, South Carolina, 29601 in writing of your intention to Contest, Intervene or other-wise Respond. The above named Court must be informed of your current address and any changes of your address during the adoption proceedings.

BY: Michael George Anness and Lindsay Renee Anness, Petitioners

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the said decedent or estate shall please make immediate

2.That the Plaintiffs in the above cap-tioned Notice are not named for the pur-pose of confidentiality; however, the Court knows the true identity of the Plaintiffs and in responding to this notice, you are required to use the caption and the number 2019-DR-23-0899.

pleaded in bar of recovery. All persons indebted to the

Winston-Salem, NC 27105

undersigned on or before June 24, 2019 this Notice will

YOU ARE HEREBY GIVEN THE FOLLOWING NOTICE: 1. That an adoption proceeding was filed in the Family Court of Greenville County on February 28, 2019, and in this Com-plaint you are alleged to be the father of a Caucasian, female child born in High Point, North Carolina, on February 4, 2019.

Forsyth County, North Carolina, this is to Notify all per-

sons, firms, and corporation having claims against the

Winston-Salem, NC 27105

be pleaded in bar of recovery. All persons indebted to

TO THE DEFENDANT: John Doe, Birth Father

Devaughn Gist(18 E 449), deceased March 17, 2016

Charles Edward Gray

Fiduciary for Annie C. Dew, deceased

DOCKET NO.: 2019-DR-23-0899 Notice of Adoption Proceedings

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The City of Winston-Salem is looking to fill the positions for Diversity Compliance Specialist 2864 Please visit: www.cityofws.org for job description and

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ADVERTISEMENT OF UNPAID FORSYTH COUNTY TAX LIENS FOR THE YEAR 2018 FOR THE FOLLOWING TAXING UNITS: FORSYTH COUNTY, WINSTON-SALEM, KERNERSVILLE, CLEMMONS, LEWISVILLE, RURAL HALL, WALKERTOWN, TOBACCOVILLE, BETHANIA, KING AND HIGH POINT

Under and by virtue of the authority vested in John T Burgiss, the Forsyth County Tax Assessor/Collector, by Section 105-369 of the General Statutes of North Carolina and pursuant to an order of the Board of Commissioners of Forsyth County, dated February 28, 2019, the said Forsyth County Tax Assessor/Collector hereby advertises tax liens for the year 2018 that remain unpaid. The actual amount owed will be increased by all taxes owed for prior tax years, interest, fees and costs. The omission of prior years’ taxes and interest, fees, and costs from the amounts advertised will not constitute a waiver of the taxing units’ claim for these items. A brief description of each parcel of real estate to which a lien has attached, the name of the person to whom the property is listed for taxes or the name of the record owner as of January 8, 2019 or subsequent owners and the statement of principal amount of taxes constituing a lien against the real estate are set out below.

The list of tax liens will be divided for purposes of advertisement in more than one newspaper. The newspapers in which the advertisements will appear are the Winston-Salem Journal, Winston-Salem Chronicle, The Clemmons Courier, and the Kernersville News. This advertisment will be published during the week of April 9, 2019.

OWNER

1001 S Marshall MM LLC 1102 Ivy Partners 123 Mill Pond LLC 2600 Nwr LLC 4020 Indiana Ave LLC 4036 Indiana Ave LLC 4421 North Cherry Street LLC A & R Property Investments LLC A & R Property Investments LLC A & R Property Management Division A & R Property Management Division LLC A & R Property Management Division LLC A & R Property Management Division LLC A & R Property Management Division LLC A & R Property Management Division LLC A & R Property Management Division LLC A & R Property Management Division LLC A & R Property Management Division LLC Acres Properties LLC Action Drives Inc Action Drives Inc Action Drives Inc Action Drives Inc Action Drives Inc Action Drives Inc Adams, Brenda L Adams, H Leo Adams, Joseph Jr. Adams, Michael K Adams, Pamela F Adiches, Alphonzo Adlor Burke LLC Aguilar Ramon, Azarel Aguilar, Isabel Velasco Aguilar, Vitalino Ahmadi, Hassan B Ahmed, Bashir H Ajd Properties LLC Akinyele, Theodore Al Babe LLC Aladwan Grp Inc Albright, Betty A Heirs Alcivar, Jacinto M Alexander, John H Jr. Alexander, Katie V Alfaro, Misael Hernandez Alford, Virginia D Ali Mar Properties LLC Ali-mar Properties LLC Allen, Edna B Heirs Allen, Harvey H Heirs Allen, Joyce E Allen, Sonya Allen, Tina Michelle Allen, Venita Lynn Alley, Terry Alliance 2009 LLC Alliance 2009 LLC Alliance 2009 LLC Allison, Mary M Heirs Almazan, Elfego Arcos Alston, Carolyn Heirs Alston, Charlie Alston, Saralyn Alston, Saralyn T Alston, Saralyn T Alvahal Properties LLC Ambassadors For Christ Revival Amenra Creations LLC Amos, Bradley Dale Anders, Ruby B Andersen, Vicki Ferris Heirs Anderson & Associates Contract Anderson, David Anderson, Dorothy B Trustee Anderson, Jeanette Anita Anderson, Jerry Anderson, Marie Anderson, Mavis Eaton Anderson, Mazoe Augusta Anderson, Shirley Caudle Heirs Andrews, Aaron Andrews, Frances Wright Anthony, Virginia Fitch Antonio, Adiel Lopez Ar Property Management Division Arce Ceron, Walter A Archer, Leora Miller Heirs Archie, Edwin L Arellano, Israel Soriano Armstrong, Tracey Lynn Arnold Southern Family Trust Arrington, Katherine Heirs Artis, Marvin Asap Property Management LLC Ash-bn Properties Inc Ash-bn Properties Inc Atkins, Pearl Heirs Austin, Anthony S Austin, Calvin Austin, Sarah E Ayers, Ronnie E Heirs Ayona, Daniel Delgado B & K Qtip Trust B. Jones Enterprises, Inc.

PIN

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1001 S Marshall St 1102 Ivy Ave 314 E Twenty Seventh St 2600 New Walkertown Rd 4020 Indiana Ave 4036 Indiana Ave 4421 N Cherry St 1954 Kentucky Ave 1316 N Highland Ave 904 Graham Ave 940 Apple St 210 Alspaugh St 1812 E Third St 1318 N Jackson Ave 1607 Gray Ave 709 Kapp St 2718 Old Greensboro Rd 1427 Emerald St 324 Forest Hill Ave 0 E Tenth St 0 Ivy Ave 0 Ivy Ave 1008 Ivy Ave 1014 Ivy Ave 0 Ivy Ave 4021 Oak Ridge Dr 1315 Hardesty Ln 812 W Twenty Sixth St 1294 Opportunity Rd 0 School St 3875 Northampton Dr 1148 Burke St 2917 Greenway Ave 1207 E Twenty First St 4325 Reidsville Rd 212 Beechwood Cir 231 N Glenn Ave 5707 Robin Wood Ln 802 Graham Ave 1429 E Twenty First St 1221 E Twenty Fourth St 280 Parkwood Ct 201 Sunburst Cir 0 Rich Ave 218 Parkwood Ave 5128 Talltree Dr 2033 Thurmond St 206 W Twenty Fourth St 930 W Fourth St 575 Kinard Dr 0 Thurmond St 2095 Darrow Rd 2509 N Patterson Ave 5405 Providence Church Rd 4620 Circle Dr 0 Walkertown-guthrie Rd 0 Hanes Mill Rd 0 Coral Dr 0 Coral Dr 1001 Rich Ave 241 Craft Dr 4345 Ogburn Ave 2006 K Court Ave 931 Pittsburg Ave 927 Pittsburg Ave 919 Pittsburg Ave 0 Reidsville Rd 418 E Fifteenth St 2409 N Liberty St 1337 Winfield Dr 0 Emerald St 1217 Mardele Ln 137 Jazer Ln 1849 Kentucky Ave 3930 Whitfield Rd 2832 Ne Bon Air Ave 166 Melody Ln 300 Autoserve St 5551 Pinebrook Ln 903 Twelfth St 0 Motor Rd 512 W Twenty Sixth St 2705 Stokes Ave 0 Orlando St 409 Wales St 1611 Gray Ave 2368 Montrose Ave 5151 Horne Dr 2927 Bon Air Ave 4224 Whitfield Rd 1524 E Twenty Second St 0 Hemphill Dr 4595 Garden St 1034 Crestwood Dr 4089 Ogburn Ave 0 Dunbar St 0 Emerald St 4830 Circle Dr 2823 Greenway Ave 2345 Okalina Ave 129 N Dunleith Ave 2617 Manchester St 5014 Butterfield Dr 2222 School St 4724 Old Rural Hall Rd

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OWNER Bailey, Emaline Bailey, Ida R Bailey, Ida R Bailey, Mable D Heirs Bailey, Mattie B Bailey, Ray B Heirs Bailey, Ray B Heirs Bailey, Ray B Heirs Bailey, Rodney Bailey, Rodney Bailey, Thomas Leroy Bailey, Williams H Jr Baker, Thomas Arlen Baker, Thomas Arlen Ball, Harlee N Ballard, James E Bankers Trust Co Of California Bankhead, Doris J Heirs Banner, Connie W Banner, Thelma W Heirs Banos, Elvira Petatan Barbour, Jeffrey Anthony Barcol Inc Bares, Michael Dewayne Barker, Monte Tyrone Barksdale, Albert Barksdale, Elisabeth Barksdale, Elisabeth Barnes, Gary Lee And Barnes, Willie J Barnett, Cindy Ann Barnett, Cindy Ann Barr, Annie R Barrera-Rosales, Sevaranio Barton, Emily Crews Baskins, Isaiah Baskins, Patricia Bass & Jones Construction Co Bass & Jones Construction LLC Baughman, Theresa H Bauguess, David Wayne Bays, Darren Ray Beal, Frank Evans Beal, Timothy Evon Heirs Beal, Timothy Evon Heirs Beamer, Joe David Beasley, Emma E Heirs Beata Inc Bee, Essie C Beedoe, Jordan S Bell, Deangelo L Bell, Dorothy M Heirs Bell, Gwendolyn S Bell, William Avery Bellamy, Timothy Bellamy, Timothy Belton, Eugene Belton, Jessie E Heirs Benitez, Mirna Idalia Benjamin, Antonio D Benjamin, Booker T Bennett, William G Jr. Bennett, William Glenn Benrem, LLC Benton, Arthur L Benton, Arthur L Heirs Benton, Leroy Jr. Benton, Troy T Berean International Church Bernstein, Arthur Bethea, Cynthia Millicent Bethea, Naomi H Heirs Bethea, William Charles Betty P Gordon Revocable Trust Betty P Gordon Revocable Trust Bevis, Ashley Bryan Bias, Robert Neal Bines, Steven Bines, Steven K Bines, Steven K Black, Gloria Jean Small Blackmon, Catherine -heirs Blackwell, Jacqueline D Blackwell, Victoria Williams Blair, Leo Sutton Heirs Blair, Mary Blake, Samantha S Blakely, Demorick Blakely, Mary M Blalock, Shelby T Heirs Blalock, Shelby T Heirs Blanton, John R Blaylock, Gary Lewis Blevins, Thomas Blue Ribbon Car Care LLC Blue, Arthur Lee Jr. BMB Enterprises LLC Of NC BMB Enterprises LLC Of NC BMB Enterprises LLC Of NC Bobbeck Enterprises Ltd Body/Christ Assembly Apost Ch Bohannon, Blake Bohannon, Blake Bohannon, Blake Bohannon, Blake Bohannon, Peggy L Bolden, Yolanda F Bolding, Arvella A Bonaparte, Emanuel E Bondurant, David James Bondurant, David James Bondurant, David James Bonilla, Jose B Bonner, Horace A Jr. Bonner, Sarah Louise Booe, Deborah Rae Boone, William E Bost, Eric C Bost, Eric C Bottoms, James Larry Boulware, Brooks Jr. Bowen, Arlene Foster Bowen, Horatious III Bowen, James E Jr. Bowles, James Freeman Bowman, Joseph W Bowman, Patricia Jenkins Boyd, Effie M Heirs Boyd, Joe Heirs Boyd, Tammy Boykins, Cedric Brabham, Stanley Braddy, Annie M Bradley, E E Heirs Bradley, Frances M Bradley, Frances M Bradley, Mary H Bradley, Rashawndra Brame, William O Bramham, Susan Branch, James Brannon, James Nathaniel Bratton, Annie M Heirs Brazier, Joshua W Brazier, Lawrence W Brew, David T Brewer, Jay Christopher Brewer, Wilton C Brewington, Rodney W Brice, Jennifer R Brim, Robert S Brim, Robert S Brim, Sharon B Brim, Sharon Vanessa Brinkley, Larry D Brinkley, Philip Lee Brinson, Richard E Brittle, Tommie Nelson Jr. Brooks, Mildred C Brown, Ada Settles Et Al Brown, Albert E Brown, Albert E Brown, Andre Lamar Brown, Becky Lee Maynor Brown, Benjamin Brown, Benjamin Brown, Carlis C Brown, Donald Ray Brown, Eloise Heirs Brown, Eloise Heirs Brown, Essie Mae S Brown, Francis H Jr. Brown, George R Brown, George Russell Brown, Gladys G Heirs Brown, Helen Mcallister Brown, Helen T Heirs Brown, Jamar T Brown, James Albert III Brown, James H Brown, James H Brown, Laura S Brown, Laura S Brown, Maggie Brown, Margie Heirs Brown, Margie Heirs Brown, Margie Heirs Brown, Margie Heirs

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TAX DUE 10.57 723.86 1610.18 338.63 251.56 261.54 2130.62 1554.70 297.21 294.56 97.66 363.25 165.12 173.04 421.37 31.70 27.74 402.88 145.62 47.56 109.63 55.48 1513.79 286.64 129.80 549.50 311.74 311.74 1202.02 367.06 166.43 430.53 142.93 290.60 89.82 628.75 435.90 17.18 7.92 464.55 404.19 1886.25 564.02 44.11 266.27 894.87 544.79 365.89 47.56 1674.90 9.95 1184.85 211.34 877.07 11.89 394.95 1295.80 21.14 669.69 1301.09 474.98 398.91 102.35 2721.71 84.53 1134.66 1245.61 615.74 36.99 1854.36 571.95 169.08 519.12 412.12 520.44 908.54 1254.86 750.27 269.46 237.76 31.70 27.74 38.30 404.19 471.56 747.42 114.91 336.83 154.77 182.28 1773.97 920.67 894.25 242.88 6.77 40.95 67.37 305.13 305.13 610.50 6.64 184.93 171.72 171.72 171.72 518.92 277.53 404.19 72.65 25.10 252.29 150.58 451.75 721.21 221.91 320.98 400.23 858.59 64.72 448.82 88.50 26.42 260.72 717.93 1031.62 857.26 50.19 50.19 247.00 734.42 322.30 265.50 227.19 5.82 76.61 305.13 326.26 330.23 2575.76 150.61 1397.51 1150.51 1121.44 450.42 42.27 5.46 44.93 9.91 849.42 303.87 273.42 383.07 1727.74 47.56 277.39 81.90 256.26 137.37 1111.89 211.34 347.40 114.91 635.35 123.75 150.58 31.70 709.32 772.97 63.41 453.07 968.22 352.68 628.75 67.37 668.37 1054.08 1198.05 39.65 377.78 81.90 79.89 438.54 632.71 510.08 36.99 36.99 36.99 36.99

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6845-57-1895.000 Brown, Margie Heirs 6845-18-3328.000 Brown, Mary M Heirs 6835-89-1053.000 Brown, Miriam Rush Heirs 6845-69-9982.000 Brown, Nathelia D 6846-40-6575.000 Brown, Norma S 6826-74-7271.000 Brown, Ola A 6835-89-4421.000 Brown, Oscar P Heirs 6829-97-8531.000 Brown, Pamela B 6846-19-6656.000 Brown, Rhonda 6828-54-4854.000 Brown, Stephen C 6836-73-9637.000 Brown, Tatia Charles 6836-84-6556.000 Brown, Teresa Brown 6826-84-1762.000 Brown, William Gerald 6819-61-5281.000 Brumfield, Barbara C 6828-41-8125.000 Brunson, Bernice B 6846-12-4396.000 Brunt, Vivan D Heirs 6826-95-5767.000 Bryan, Nickolaus C 6836-81-5398.000 Bryan, Sandra A 6826-90-7553.000 Bryant, Antonio 6836-64-8993.000 Buey, Barrie R 6845-69-3585.000 Buford, Yveline 6847-00-8674.000 Bumbrey, Barbara M 6836-26-0532.000 Bunkley, Kimberly Lentz 6846-47-1554.000 Burch, James III 6839-11-3512.000 Burford, Craig 6847-19-6402.000 Burgess, Barbara T 6848-71-2666.000 Burgess, Jimmy D 6847-53-6964.000 Burns, John L Sr. 6848-71-4670.000 Burns, Lester E 6836-83-0832.000 Burns, Thomas H 6826-83-4184.000 Burns, W George 6856-15-2581.000 Burrell, Gary 6837-13-1620.000 Burts, John Albert 6837-09-9668.000 Buruca, Manuel 6837-56-0385.000 Buruca, Manuel D 6837-42-5390.000 Buruca, Manuel De Jesus 6836-83-6045.000 Bush, Tommy Ray 6827-87-7445.000 Butler, Linda D 6846-37-5611.000 Bynoe, Anthony Hilton 6846-70-1256.000 Byrd, Eboni 6845-69-6323.000 Byrd, Eboni D 6835-85-0970.000 C & M Properties Of Winston Salem LLC 6836-34-4762.000 C & M Properties Of Winston Salem LLC 6836-27-4808.000 C & M Real Estate LLC 6828-12-6927.000 Caesar, Jeannene 6847-20-2682.000 Caesar, John Henry 6836-36-1903.000 Calhoun, Fayenita Laverne 6845-38-2853.000 Callahan, Douglas 6845-37-3421.000 Camacho, Jacinto Montor 6836-24-6570.000 Cameron, Earnest Jr. 6835-89-9249.000 Campbell, Barry W 6846-12-5963.000 Campbell, James Everette Jr. 6847-02-6422.000 Campbell, Jessie Mae L Estate 6835-66-6716.000 Campbell, Sabrina Yvette Hairston 6847-54-2245.000 Cannon, Lydia M Heirs 6856-75-6737.000 Canter, April Dawn Stanley 6856-76-3296.000 Canter, April Dawn Stanley 6856-75-6513.000 Canter, April S 6835-88-0093.000 Canty, Rosa B Heirs 6836-37-1808.000 Capers, Bridgetta I 6836-04-6967.000 Caperton, James Henderson 6846-36-8660.000 Cardwell, Joan Greenwood - Estate 6846-77-2296.000 Carlisle, Alvin 6837-64-0185.000 Carpenter, Curtis W 6836-51-0580.000 Carpenter, Curtis William 6835-89-4320.000 Carpenter, Daniel S 6846-13-0242.000 Carpenter, Lonnie F 6836-80-1530.000 Carpenter, Robert L 6847-14-5545.000 Carpenter, Wayne S 6846-00-5407.000 Carrigan, Debora F 6847-70-1773.000 Carroll, Brenda C 6847-87-0968.000 Carson, Albert J Heirs 6826-84-6038.000 Carson, Christopher L 6826-94-0130.000 Carson, Christopher L 6826-81-2143.000 Carson, Larry B 6846-14-7798.000 Carson, Tangela R 6826-84-7276.000 Carter, Chauncey E 6836-24-3489.000 Carter, Evelyn Bohannon Heirs 6829-91-4982.000 Carter, George Daniel 6835-66-7405.000 Carter, Gwyndolin 6845-29-8115.000 Carter, Gwyndolin 6845-48-8787.000 Carter, Rebecca J 6835-67-4497.000 Carter, Sandra M 6848-03-6564.000 Carvana, Lawrence P Jr. 6836-27-6718.000 Casa Buena LLC 6836-75-2073.000 Casa Buena LLC 6836-82-8884.000 Cason, Mary Alice Thompson 6836-82-9834.000 Cason, Mary Alice Thompson 6847-13-2111.000 Cason, Milton J Heirs 6836-04-7855.000 Cassaberry, Rachael 6836-94-7909.000 Cassaberry, Rachael 6835-76-4433.000 Castaneda, Carlos Farfan 6838-02-0215.000 Castaneda, Eva 6845-58-3729.000 Castanon, Tomasa Fuentes 6836-24-9967.000 Castillo, Jose Romeo Martinez 6836-65-5661.000 Castro, Norma Elizabett 6837-96-2828.000 Cates, Michael William 6837-96-3633.000 Cates, Michael William 6836-93-2342.000 Cathcart, Ernestine G Heirs 6845-26-2162.000 Cathcart, Frank 6845-27-8011.000 Cathcart, Frank 6845-69-2586.000 Cathcart, Frank Sr 6846-72-5760.000 Cathcart, Frank Sr 6846-72-6583.000 Cathcart, Frank Sr 6846-72-6601.000 Cathcart, Frank Sr 6847-78-6184.000 Caudle, Darla Rae Heirs 6845-38-2312.000 Ceasar, Dianne W 6837-04-9482.000 Ceasar, Winzo D Jr. 6829-90-1302.000 Cercy, Robert W 6836-39-4260.000 Chamu, Jose Velediaz 6837-59-6853.000 Chandler, Kenneth D 6826-73-8206.000 Charles, Beechie Henry Jr 6837-85-3697.000 Chaudhry, Sardar Muhammad Shad 6847-64-3779.000 Chavis, Shirley G Chc4684 Patterson Ave Winston Salem Landco LLC 6828-47-1395.000 6826-83-4581.000 Cheek, Mildred C 6849-25-8245.000 Cheeks, Jimmie Wayne 6847-83-1771.000 Chemcraft International Inc 6847-93-6867.000 Chemcraft International Inc 6847-94-1842.000 Chemcraft International Inc 6847-49-1233.000 Cheque, Jose Luis 6847-90-5323.000 Chewning, Ronald L 6839-06-6741.000 Childress, Catherine 6839-06-7721.000 Childress, Catherine 6838-42-0368.000 Childress, Edith Pauline 6827-82-1760.000 Childress, Ginger R 6836-04-5977.000 Chinn, Nan 6827-77-2995.000 Choopani, M 6847-61-0957.000 Christ Kingdom Building Worship Center 6847-67-3863.000 Christ Redemption Ministries, Inc. 6838-59-5412.000 Church, Russell Kenneth 6837-35-6664.000 Cintas Corp No 1 6827-67-6705.000 Ciseros Sosa, Pedro Damian 6845-28-1001.000 Cisneros, Dora 6835-96-0460.000 Clark, Edna W 6848-42-1463.000 Clark, Mendora A Mason 6826-94-6658.000 Clark, Theresa 6835-28-9888.000 Clawson, Betty 6826-75-3982.000 Clayborn, Evelena R 6829-31-1349.000 Clayton, David W 6835-76-9092.000 Clayton, William 6836-82-5531.000 Clements, Calvin E II 6837-53-3572.000 Clemmons, Susanna Wilmoth Heirs 6836-71-2884.000 Clemons, Bernard Jr. 6838-33-3848.000 Cline, Charles K 6846-12-9797.000 Clingman, Iola H Heirs 6847-10-2340.000 Clinton, Adrian Kevin 6828-50-2857.000 Clinton, Mildred M 6846-28-8543.000 Cloud, Carl L Jr. 6835-76-0880.000 Cloud, Clara Owens Heirs 6846-19-9938.000 Cloud, Paul 6835-88-9944.000 Cloud, Paul O 6836-92-5311.000 Cloud, Paul O 6836-92-5382.000 Cloud, Paul O 6836-92-7382.000 Cloud, Paul O 6846-02-4917.000 Cloud, Paul O 6846-12-6520.000 Cloud, Paul O 6846-13-0347.000 Clyburn, Jennie W 6846-13-1347.000 Clyburn, Jennie W 6847-13-5840.000 Coad, Myrtle Banner 6847-13-5847.000 Coad, Myrtle Banner 6857-37-6606.000 Coalson, Sonia Gaye 6847-44-9128.000 Cochran, Tina L 6828-30-3430.000 Cochrane, Phyllis P 6828-60-6971.000 Cochrane, Steve 6835-99-7272.000 Cockerham, Avery Jr. 6835-99-8100.000 Cockerham, Avery Jr. 6835-99-8146.000 Cockerham, Avery P Jr 6845-48-9442.000 Cody Enterprise 6826-90-5436.000 Codys Hair Design Inc 6845-17-5713.000 Codys Hair Design Inc 6826-84-7472.000 Cody's Hairdesign Inc 6826-94-7559.000 Cody's Hairdesign Inc 6836-52-2438.000 Cody's Hairdesign Inc 6836-52-3415.000 Cody's Hairdesign Inc 6847-32-5984.000 Cody's Hairdesign Inc 6847-32-6984.000 Cody's Hairdesign Inc 6835-17-9837.000 Coe, Michael G 6835-17-9841.000 Coe, Michael G 6835-27-2854.000 Coe, Michael G 6835-27-0940.000 Coe, Michael Grady 6847-61-4261.000 Coger, Chantea Lacole 6826-95-1946.000 Coggins, Sharon P Heirs 6836-92-0384.000 Coleman, Geneva Heirs 6845-69-5935.000 Coleman, Johnnie L 6845-69-6920.000 Coleman, Johnnie L 6826-82-6813.000 Coleman, Norman Wayne 6835-85-4934.000 Collins, Bobbie Jean

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TAX DUE 36.99 457.03 450.42 116.24 1574.51 326.08 51.52 574.98 888.97 986.71 700.08 167.75 216.62 744.98 492.22 198.14 581.20 859.91 240.41 174.36 227.19 999.92 438.09 816.12 697.44 1976.44 230.49 637.66 540.25 380.42 278.71 1060.68 433.26 697.44 220.59 243.04 182.28 907.45 1098.99 72.65 264.18 46.23 494.02 742.35 1233.82 89.82 529.68 779.34 184.93 114.72 315.70 221.91 1283.91 158.51 673.66 18.47 251.19 69.26 236.44 476.84 236.44 100.39 137.37 487.41 83.22 124.17 39.63 669.12 504.59 401.55 64.72 890.29 694.79 403.08 252.29 324.01 137.37 486.09 2878.24 43.59 149.27 132.09 256.82 743.67 542.89 184.93 30.38 359.28 1001.24 38.30 249.65 278.71 1803.03 183.61 587.80 323.62 709.32 276.07 43.59 323.62 72.65 494.02 77.94 62.08 501.94 466.28 72.65 97.14 1380.34 1067.29 552.13 47.56 1009.16 813.68 7724.63 122.65 193.88 533.64 202.25 3082.98 77.94 120.20 4.16 121.74 60.76 285.70 239.08 118.89 363.25 806.84 586.48 56.78 764.80 700.08 257.57 120.39 483.45 1694.49 3.21 643.27 237.76 192.85 66.05 622.20 1110.87 25.10 1213.91 408.21 309.25 222.02 149.27 441.18 664.41 36.99 39.63 166.32 244.37 23.77 22.46 66.05 223.23 822.96 797.82 575.92 693.48 228.52 27.74 611.58 206.06 330.23 746.31 149.27 38.30 608.93 114.91 183.61 37.80 11246.29 3520.19 9331.69 4761.79 1060.68 351.36 832.17 1382.98 7.92 395.39 435.90

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APRIL 11, 2019

OWNER Collins, Stephanie Ann Lowry Collins, Tammie Y Colon, Adela Colter, Charlie Heirs Colter, Eula P Colter, Eula P Comilla Properties LLC Conner, Helen O Conrado, Nidia Cook Womack, Claudette Cook, Darryl L Cook, Glenn E Cook, Pamela Cook, Pamela Cook, Roger L Cook, Roger Lee Cook, Roger Lee Cook, Timothy Ray Cooke, Lanny C Cooper, Charles Gregory Sr. Cooper, David Alton Cooper, Otis L Cooper, Queen M Heirs Cooper, Thelma M Copley, Bunny Yvonne Heirs Corbin, Kenneth Leroy Jr Cornejo, Sandra Guadalupe Cornelius, Earnestine J Cornerstone Of Faith Ministries Inc Cousins, Sebastian Ryan Covington, Anthony William Covington, Dejuana Renee Covington, Michael Leon Davidson Heirs Covington, Pleas Cowan Rental Homes LLC Cowan Rental Homes LLC Cowan, Mary C Heirs Crawford, Cassandra R Crawford, Gloria Y Heirs Crawford, Gloria Y Heirs Cre Group LLC Crews, Brian Crews, Phillip Waggoner Heirs Crews, Robert F Crews, Robert F Crews, Shane Crews, Shane Crews, Shane Crews, Walter P Jr. Crichton, Debra Denise Crockett, Artanzia Crockett, Ninetta Croner, Porsha Crosby, Adolphus Lowell Crosby, Bobby R Cross, Gwendolyn Crowder, Rayonette J Crowder, Rayonette J Crowell, Kimberly O Crumblin, Jacqueline M Crump, Allette H Crump, Crystal Crumpton, Ellen B Heirs Cruz-catana, Nicolas Cuadra, Liliana Cuadra, Miguel A Culler, Linda B Curry, Darian D Curry, Robert Dr Cuthrell, Tamika B Dab Land LLC Dabco Holding Inc Dabco Holding Inc Dabco Holding Inc Dabco Holding Inc Dabco Holding Inc Dabco Holdings Inc Dailey, Jatique R Daisy L Hinton Irrevocable Trust Dalton, Derrick Dalton, Lillian S Dalton, Thomas G Danner, Lawrence E Danner, Lawrence E David, Nympha Davidson, Willie Isaac Jr Davis, Anderson W Davis, Bernard D Davis, Daniel P Davis, Deve Davis, Dock III Davis, Earnest Jr. Davis, Eloise W Heirs Davis, Evelyn L Davis, Fannie D Davis, Gregory Davis, Isiah Davis, Isiah Davis, Isiah Davis, Isiah Davis, Isiah Davis, Isiah Davis, Isiah Davis, Isiah Davis, James Howard Davis, James Jr. Davis, James R Davis, Jerrod L Heirs Davis, Judy Baker Davis, Lenwood G Davis, Leonard Davis, Lila M Davis, Lillian T Davis, Lisa F Davis, Mary Snow Davis, Paulette Lail Davis, Ronald K Davis, Ruby G Davis, Sue Heirs Davis, Thomas Davis, Timothy D Davis, Vironette L Davis, Vironette Linda Davis, Will W Dawkins, Tanya Dawkins, Tanya Dawkins, Tanya Dawkins, Tanya Dawkins, Tanya Dcd Builders LLC De Jesus, Guzman Ramon Decker, Donna B Dediare, Amatesiro Dehart, Marianne Dehart, V L Heirs Del Rio, Maria Del Carmen Deleon, Roberto Delta Visions Denning, Charles E Dial, Jennifer E Diamond Star Pro Inc Diaz, Salvador Garcia Dickens, Margaret Dickens, Margaret K Dickens, Margaret K Dillingham, Donald Lynn Dillingham, Geneviene Dillon, Barbara M Dillon, Charles R Heirs Dixon, Gwendolyn Dianne Dixon, Ricky Lee Dobson, Manuel Jr. Doby, Parla Dominguez, Gilda Esperanza Noyola Dominguez, Marisol Martinez Dominguez, Marisol Salinas Dominguez, Marisol Salinas Dominguez, Marisol Salinas Donathan, Daniel W Donathan, Daniel W Donathan, Daniel W Donathan, Daniel W Donathan, Daniel W Donathan, Daniel W Donathan, Daniel W Donathan, Daniel W Donathan, Daniel W Donathan, Daniel W Donathan, Daniel W Donathan, Daniel W Donathan, Daniel W Donathan, Shelby Jean Donathan, Shelby Jean Donathan, Shelby Jean Donathan, Shelby Jean Donathan, Shelby Jean Donathan, Shelby Jean Donathan, Shelby Jean Donathan, Shelby Jean Donathan, Shelby Jean Donathan, Shelby Jean Donathan, Shelby Jean Donathan, Shelby Jean Donathan, Shelby Jean Donathan, Shelby Jean Donathan, Shelby Jean Donathan, Shelby Jean Doner Mikal Inc Donley, Douglas E Doran, James Melvin Doran, James Melvin Doss, Betty C Doss, Betty C - Life Estate Doss, Jannell H Doss, Jesse L Heirs Douglas, Michael Douglas, Michael R Sr Heirs Douthit, Delores A Heirs Douthit, Pearl Heirs Dover, Ranzy C Jr. Dowell, Robert Darrell Draizen, Edward B Duck, Annie R Dudley Webb & Companies Inc Dudley Webb And Companies Inc Dudley, Mark Thomas Sr Dufort, Victor B Dufort, Victor Baldwin Duggins, William L Duke, Hilda S Dula, Barbara Nichols Dula, Barbara Nichols Duncan, Alfonzo Christopher Duncan, Lisa Duncan, Maggie M Heirs Duncan, Timothy Dunlap, Annie Mae Dunlap, Georgia A Duran, Angela M Duran, Angela Maria Duran, Angela Maria Duran, Tereso Dejesus Durr, Pauline B Duvall, Rodney Bryan Earl, Dwight D East Coast Properties Of NC LLC East Coast Properties Of NC LLC East Winston Community Dev Corporation Inc East Winston Community Dev Corporation Inc East Winston Community Dev Corporation Inc East Winston Community Dev Corporation Inc East, Phyllis Et Al East, Teddy L Easter, Leroy Columbus Eastside Properties LLC Eastside Properties LLC Eaton, Nellie B Heirs Eaton, Violet Heirs Ebron, David E Edgefield, Leila G Heirs Edwards Gurley, Lolita Diane Edwards, Cedric W Edwards, Christopher Edwards, Christopher L Edwards, Cora S Heirs Edwards, Daniel Lee Jr Edwards, Daniel Lee Jr Edwards, Doretha P Heirs Edwards, John H Edwards, Martha R Edwards, Sarah D Edwards, Tammy Lynn Edwards, Valeria C Eldridge, Annie S Heirs Elizabeth Family Trust Ellerbe, Jannie Lee Heirs Elliot, Hattie M Elliott Enterprises Inc Ellis, Clara Reeder Heirs Ellis, Cynthia D Ellis, Fannie E Heirs

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PROPERTY ADDRESS 513 Twenty Fourth & Half St 2995 Bainbridge Dr 4020 Northampton Dr 1903 Maryland Ave 0 Northampton Dr 4058 Northampton Dr 415 N Trade St 2700 Teresa Ave 1110 Thurmond St 0 Gray Ave 0 Parrish Rd 0 Old Hollow Rd 0 E First St 0 Cayuga St 5725 Virginia Lake Rd 0 Virginia Lake Rd 0 Virginia Lake Rd 273 Karen Cir 0 Tulip Dr 1480 Harvest Dr 837 Camel Ave 3715 Prospect Dr 2407 N Claremont Ave 460 Bacon St 0 Crafton St 2825 Drewry Ln 5341 Day Rd 1527 Twelfth St 0 Wakeman Dr 0 Parrish Rd 340 Nash Ave 1917 E Twenty Fifth St 4422 Stowe St 3909 Indiana Ave 1607 Harrison Ave 1603 Gray Ave 526 W Twentieth St 810 Pittsburg Ave 0 Germanton Rd 0 Germanton Rd 420 Crews St 6355 Baux Mountain Rd 1100 Old Hollow Rd 0 Myer Lee Dr 0 Old Greensboro Rd 5404 Old Walkertown Rd 5416 Old Walkertown Rd 5420 Old Walkertown Rd 0 Stanleyville Dr 622 E Twenty Fifth St 3130 Apollo Dr 1342 Cameron Ave 1102 Pleasant View Dr 239 W Twenty Fourth St 1540 Clark Ave 1625 Claremont Ave 1140 Rich Ave 0 Shaftesbury Ln 5560 Frances Ct 236 N Cameron Ave 2007 K Court Ave 1405 E Fourth St 0 Emerald St 1106 Wachovia St 5400 Old Walkertown Rd 612 S Broad St 810 Old Hollow Rd 1134 E Twenty Third St 1214 E Twenty Third St 0 Peden St 2805 Indiana Ave 0 Melody Ln 0 Ivy Ave 2803 Ansonia St 0 Newton St 0 Emerald St 119 Barlow Cir 1417 Douglas St 5026 Page St 1824 Maryland Ave 0 Four Twenty One Hwy 3842 Draper St 0 Kevin Dr 0 Old Greensboro Rd 1718 N Cherry St 4528 Renigar St 2313 Bowen Blvd 3025 Bon Air Ave 4785 Lennox Rd 210 Melody Ln 1213 E Twenty Second St 2534 Atlee St 4451 Oak Ridge Dr 1636 E Twenty Third St 418 E Twenty Fifth St 5257 Pine View Dr 4025 Mineral Ave 0 Whitfield Rd 4216 Rosa St 4226 Rosa St 0 Rosa St 4236 Rosa St 4230 Viking Dr 2201 White St 3010 N Glenn Ave 4612 Old Rural Hall Rd 420 Barbara Jane Ave 3312 Old Greensboro Rd 0 Old Hollow Rd 3730 Danube Dr 1318 Hardesty Ln 843 W Eleventh St 3885 Barkwood Dr 1263 Marlborough Ln 1610 Cannon Ave 209 Tanners Mill Ct 811 W Twenty Fifth St 0 Old Greensboro Rd 5041 Wind Spring Dr 0 W Twenty Eighth St 5970 Providence Church Rd 751 W Twenty Sixth St 444 Bacon St 1411 N Liberty St 144 N Cameron Ave 1225 N Liberty St 0 Harvest Dr 0 Harvest Dr 0 Harvest Dr 2538 Rosemary Dr 204 Marvin Blvd 4120 New Walkertown Rd 116 Hicks St 0 Circle Dr 5710 Baux Mountain Rd 490 Guthrie Ct 1441 Old Hollow Rd 3420 Old Greensboro Rd 815 N Cameron Ave 138 N Cameron Ave 725 Hanes Ave 2516 Ansonia St 201 Autoserve St 0 Autoserve St 400 Autoserve St 160 Dillingham Rd 170 Dillingham Rd 2852 Amber Ln 3353 Dillon Farm Rd 2029 Cannon Ave 5930 Old Rural Hall Rd 5523 Old Rural Hall Rd 1102 E Twenty Third St 1215 Willie Davis Dr 4705 Maxwell Rd 0 Old Walkertown Rd 5304 Old Walkertown Rd 0 Oakdale Dr 1022 W First St 3710 Crusade Dr 3715 Crusade Dr 3624 Signet Dr 4160 Moat Dr 3852 Crusade Dr 0 Signet Dr 170 Glasmere Ct 175 Glasmere Ct 155 Glasmere Ct 135 Glasmere Ct 115 Glasmere Ct 3800 Stillmere Dr 3608 Signet Dr 3708 Turret Ct 3616 Signet Dr 3641 Turret Ct 3632 Signet Dr 3673 Turret Ct 4140 Moat Dr 3717 Turret Ct 3716 Signet Dr 185 Glasmere Ct 165 Glasmere Ct 145 Glasmere Ct 125 Glasmere Ct 0 Reidsville Rd 105 Glasmere Ct 3810 Stillmere Dr 1851 E Fourth St 4110 New Walkertown Rd 1768 New Walkertown Rd 4404 Orchid Dr 0 Providence Church Rd 0 Providence Church Rd 6915 Providence Church Rd 5980 Providence Church Rd 730 Rankin St 611 Kinard Dr 0 Motor Rd 6 E Thirtieth St 1315 N Dunleith Ave 0 Northwest Dr 2207 Slater Ave 1109 Progressive Ln 0 Boulder Park Ct 0 Lowery St 5173 Davis Rd 1041 West End Blvd 130 Piedmont Ave 4521 Vanhorn St 1924 E Twenty Fifth St 0 Branch Dr 0 Branch Dr 3439 Parrish Rd 3602 Old Greensboro Rd 902 N Cameron Ave 1911 E Sixteenth St 1937 Bowen Blvd 0 W Twenty Sixth St 650 Kapp St 4304 Carrie Ave 4320 Carrie Ave 4348 Carrie Ave 831 Graham Ave 3900 Char Win Dr 4835 Thornbrook Ln 420 W Twenty Fourth St 0 W Twenty Fourth St 1801 Locust Ave 1817 Locust Ave 1805 N Dunleith Ave 1810 Lafayette St 1247 Dublin Dr 1211 Stoneway Ct 2217 E Twenty Second St 0 Bowen Blvd 0 Bowen Blvd 1421 E Twenty Fourth St 4827 Old Rural Hall Rd 1541 Twenty Third St 0 Sunrise Ter 1420 Harrison Ave 614 E Sixteenth St 2308 Dunbar St 918 Bethlehem Ln 885 Rankin St 1313 E Third St 2405 Booker St 618 E Sixteenth St 1425 E Twenty Second St 5325 Phelps Dr 927 Jackson Ave 0 Bowen Blvd 5006 Page St 414 E Twenty Fifth St 2421 Glenn Ave 0 Motor Rd 3934 Glen Oak Dr 3733 Signet Dr 2114 Elbon Dr 907 N Cameron Ave 2228 E Twenty Fourth St

TAX DUE 281.36 199.49 923.31 75.29 517.79 1840.02 4256.69 254.94 47.56 3.96 46.23 38.28 9.24 116.24 793.86 105.67 52.84 1104.28 134.73 1534.89 163.79 8.49 136.05 430.61 96.43 245.69 826.88 1342.04 1122.77 1299.76 286.64 121.52 468.92 334.19 249.65 252.29 377.78 356.95 14.15 18.31 58.12 281.77 972.19 27.74 17.18 804.64 336.16 194.71 154.55 384.38 400.00 1031.62 1.67 463.64 804.43 730.46 1196.73 253.61 2194.01 87.73 443.83 276.60 38.30 523.08 557.51 733.10 1619.76 85.86 30.38 58.12 2076.45 47.56 126.81 39.63 22.46 31.70 772.73 293.24 738.39 338.15 171.72 151.88 416.08 180.96 38.30 225.38 422.69 416.08 1470.43 2.56 112.28 98.69 793.86 30.38 604.97 409.48 160.34 73.97 73.97 73.97 15.95 160.34 81.90 83.79 410.80 921.99 72.65 72.65 21.51 1163.71 301.17 340.79 648.81 19.79 71.33 1748.87 440.01 59.44 422.71 38.30 33.98 375.13 354.00 368.53 291.92 1281.28 77.94 77.94 77.94 293.24 591.77 706.48 474.21 3.64 1794.84 1076.80 765.53 5423.61 445.14 64.72 295.88 78.45 455.71 79.25 471.56 1906.06 2493.86 171.77 227.45 233.80 951.05 18.36 36.99 737.06 877.07 17.18 200.77 91.14 9801.34 162.47 171.72 171.72 180.96 253.61 6.61 190.21 190.21 190.21 190.21 190.21 190.21 64.72 162.47 151.90 129.45 161.15 161.15 161.15 87.18 147.94 190.21 190.21 190.21 190.21 23.77 190.21 190.21 467.60 385.10 5.77 5.88 99.85 105.67 14.15 1061.76 648.56 460.99 68.68 63.41 210.03 133.41 231.22 1072.57 11.89 5.28 1161.76 2858.42 4513.52 583.84 248.33 95.10 143.98 253.61 161.15 257.61 36.99 293.24 126.81 248.33 552.13 484.77 348.71 114.91 1112.82 571.65 266.82 33.03 173.04 56.80 91.14 75.29 78.02 1816.24 118.46 30.38 30.38 216.62 55.48 141.33 44.91 268.14 299.84 195.50 42.27 709.32 376.46 269.46 92.47 155.86 278.75 158.51 208.70 177.63 598.37 427.97 108.32 1184.85 5.28 504.59 324.94 778.01

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1104 Twin Oak Dr 1711 Harrison Ave 311 Beaumont St 2719 Teresa Ave 948 Sportsmans Dr 3200 Old Greensboro Rd 350 Parkwood Ave 2728 N Patterson Ave 0 Lindo St 620 Gemini Ct 2700 N Liberty St 410 Forest Hill Ave 208 Huff Cir 3515 Delane Dr 0 Old Hollow Rd 894 Old Hollow Rd 1209 W Rollingwood Cir 1031 E Seventeenth St 4474 Carrie Ave 0 Germanton Rd 808 Camel Ave 2408 Ivy Ave 1113 Apple St 0 Gardner St 5073 Noble St 2121 Gerald St 1612 Douglas St 551 Mccreary St 2803 Old Greensboro Rd 0 Dunbar St 0 Dunbar St 4118 Old Greensboro Rd 4642 Kings Gate Dr 1105 Franklin St 1700 Gray Ave 2421 W Kilkare Ave 1313 Excelsior St 0 Mccreary St 708 Mccreary St 2437 Caledonia Dr 411 1 S Marshall St 4502 Kimball Ln 1234 E Fourteenth St 2401 Druid Hills Dr 917 New Hope Ln 1811 E Third St 0 Lodge St 3830 Whitfield Rd 3161 Butterfield Dr 510 Edna St 296 Melody Ln 2445 Caledonia Dr 831 Rich Ave 2407 N Cherry St 4223 Garden St 410 Shamel St 4438 Ogburn Ave 0 Northwoods Cir 0 Ferrell Ave 909 Camel Ave 0 Mineral Ave 0 Efird St 4110 N Patterson Ave 4428 Stowe St 1317 Hattie Ave 5711 Old Rural Hall Rd 1608 Attucks St 5023 Pressman Dr 1645 Twenty Fourth St 1647 Twenty Fourth St 0 Crews St 0 Old Belews Creek Rd 4720 Old Rural Hall Rd 3630 Ogburn Ave 2412 Ivy Ave 0 Kem Dr 5038 Butterfield Dr 1134 E Twenty Second St 108 Huff Cir 1834 N Jackson Ave 3713 Prospect Dr 430 Alspaugh Dr 0 Lodge St 2117 New Walkertown Rd

199.87 240.41 5.26 75.88 852.39 280.03 16.65 672.34 92.47 366.55 877.07 323.62 84.53 380.42 85.86 834.81 334.51 6.32 35.66 282.91 478.17 500.62 556.10 39.63 499.20 351.36 35.66 330.22 175.68 95.10 29.06 130.77 973.37 432.14 364.57 72.15 90.00 47.56 132.09 339.86 3657.57 840.10 75.29 669.69 365.89 68.68 96.43 1249.57 916.71 170.39 1126.73 445.14 372.50 38.30 918.02 634.03 998.60 71.33 73.97 59.44 17.18 6.61 1447.71 369.85 64.72 1080.49 42.27 783.60 26.42 180.96 130.77 125.48 1038.23 310.41 476.84 55.48 646.58 125.48 904.82 169.08 3.89 768.77 73.97 265.50

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9410.09 4686 Old Walkertown Rd 722.53 2733 N Patterson Ave 63.41 608 E Twenty Seventh St 31.70 0 Addison Ave 720 W Twenty-fifth And One-half St 449.11 125.88 2033 Cannon Ave 7566.12 5910 University Pkwy 85.86 222 N Jackson Ave 133.41 105 Azalea Dr 309.74 2426 Kilkare Ave 619.67 2941 Sell Rd 232.72 0 New Walkertown Rd 194.17 1438 N Cherry St 319.66 2828 Ivy Ave 414.76 211 Alspaugh St 274.75 4869 Monte Vista St 327.59 902 Ferrell Ave 556.10 410 W Twenty Sixth St 798.98 5533 Dogwood Dr 4201 Fern Pl 899.53 840 Rich Ave 143.98 0 Old Walkertown Rd 21.14 0 Old Walkertown Rd 199.46 2055 Myrick Dr 3303.57 131 Knott St 106.99 1146 Cook St 357.97 4331 Ogburn Ave 257.57 5049 Davis Rd 1215.69 128 Knott St 442.50 429 E Fifteenth St 328.90 903 W Twenty Fifth St 7.29 1412 E Twenty Second St 30.38 3044 Airport Rd 715.82 585 Kapp St 408.16 105 Sycamore Cir 585.16 4835 Old Rural Hall Rd 1338.08 666 Glenbrook Dr 513.83 857 Camel Ave 154.55 5507 Pine View Dr 549.50 232 Lodge St 1517.71 0 Page St 26.42 0 Pressman Dr 130.77 0 Perimeter Point Blvd 84.53 0 Racin Dr 89.82 3726 Prospect Dr 879.72 200 Mercantile Dr 11859.14 414 N Laura Wall Blvd 220.74 2816 Gilmer Ave 993.31 2815 Bon Air Ave 772.73 1611 Attucks St 315.70 2372 Greenway Ave 30.38 2374 Greenway Ave 644.60 827 Crawford St 1110.87 848 N Jackson Ave 44.91 1202 Poe St 1017.10 2812 Fondly Rd 272.10 0 Eldora St 35.66 901 Ferrell Ave 181.45 3002 N Glenn Ave 89.82 4453 Oak Ridge Dr 729.13 1018 Thurmond St 346.08 3323 Old Greensboro Rd 725.17 2100 E Twelfth St 428.39 223 Terrace Ave 215.31 2701 Bon Air Ave 597.04 0 Shamel St 36.99 1135 Hickory Trails Rd 1582.66 1145 Hickory Trails Rd 523.39 2540 Amhurst St 291.92 122 N Laura Wall Blvd 11.89 2216 Elbon Dr 487.41 1318 E Third St 247.00 920 Brownwood Dr 1018.42 905 Rock Spring Dr 1293.16 0 Old Hollow Rd 260.22 1045 Shrub St 47.56 623 E Twenty Fifth St 384.68 3769 Drexel St 1489.98 2120 Gerald St 557.42 0 W Twenty Third St 6.61 919 N Cameron Ave 12.61 1939 E Third St 204.74 2366 N Patterson Ave 438.54 4309 Orchid Dr 709.32 5008 Longbrook Cir 756.88 5521 Legare Dr 2723.70 1818 E Eighteenth St 248.33 4252 Cody Dr 631.39 1231 E Twenty Second St 30.38 2935 Galaxy Ct 771.40 0 Dolphin Dr 103.18 0 White Rock Rd 124.17 1476 Old Hollow Rd 504.25 4110 Reich St 2.21 0 Brookway Dr 1.19 3834 Mountain Brook Trl 39.10 53 Motor Rd 346.08 3520 Hemlock Dr 247.00 4526 Reidsville Rd 1205.71 0 Helen Ave 40.95 5440 Helen Ave 93.79 0 Helen Ave 104.35 843 Rankin St 673.66 160 Sunburst Cir 58.12 655 Old Hollow Rd 686.87 5027 Page St 221.91 0 Page St 162.47 4222 Viking Dr 326.26 0 Autoserve St 79.25 5580 Belle Ave 1404.27 0 Harrison Ave 38.30 0 Harrison Ave 33.03 905 Pittsburg Ave 315.70 5350 Sunrise Ter 563.43 1449 Douglas St 223.23 1455 Emerald St 127.70 2847 Amber Ln 656.61 0 Ziglar Rd 445.14 0 Ziglar Rd 33.03 408 Twenty Fourth & Half St 18.49 4037 Leo St 426.65 0 New Walkertown Rd 239.19 0 Old Hollow Rd 42.44 1516 Jarvis St 1843.98 116 Crafton St 124.17 114 Crafton St 132.09 0 Indiana Ave 47.56 0 Indiana Ave 47.56 207 Methodist Dr 590.44 303 Methodist Dr 549.50 311 Methodist Dr 466.28 5310 Sunrise Ter 1158.43 3022 N Glenn Ave 190.21 203 Timberline Dr 546.85 5570 Gyddie Dr 1368.46 4211 Shamel St 425.33 0 Maryland Ave 52.84 0 Maryland Ave 50.19 211 E Third St 7022.40 2030 Twenty Third St 310.41 2041 Cannon Ave 212.66 237 Polo Rd 441.18 4833 Doris St 398.91 1621 Twenty Fourth St 134.73 879 Rankin St 619.50 4571 Oak Ridge Dr 410.80 5040 Wind Spring Dr 404.40 1407 Winfield Dr 334.19 921 Motor Rd 273.42 2721 Gilmer Ave 424.01 0 Newton St 42.27 0 Newton St 42.27 4264 Tise Ave 680.26 310 E Twenty Eighth St 545.54 1712 Gray Ave 173.04 4850 Frankie St 476.84 320 Forest Hill Ave 427.97 635 Mccreary St 42.27 4034 Leo St 635.35 1465 Old Hollow Rd 765.53 4710 Old Rural Hall Rd 262.86 4900 Shulbrook Dr 359.47 108 Hicks St 307.77 108 Cherryview Ln 145.28 0 Lowery Ct 11.89 0 Lowery Ct 11.89 0 Whitfield Rd 73.97 1701 E Fifth St 784.62 224 N Twenty Fourth St 544.21 925 Taft St 179.03 4132 Whitfield Rd 311.27 2434 New Walkertown Rd 820.21 400 301 W Fourth St 5296.52 0 Vista Lindo Ct 95.69 3729 Prospect Dr 538.93 5088 Ozark Rd 230.00 4206 Reidsville Rd 3549.25 0 Glenbrook Dr 72.65 4430 Kimball Ln 749.14 5306 Cox Blvd 500.62 140 Garner Rd 420.04 240 N Sunset Dr 738.31 4837 Westmoreland Dr 955.38 6420 Rideout Way 619.08 0 Bowen Blvd 81.90 3010 Old Greensboro Rd 229.84 415 Byerly Rd 237.76 1281 W Fourth St 8348.45 1823 E Third St 225.88 3170 Shaftesbury Ln 2408.37 6145 Narrow Way Ln 1677.52 0 Cayuga St 64.72 3921 Silver Chalice Dr 1250.89 0 Efird St 27.74 311 Styers Rd 46.23 317 Styers Rd 46.23 323 Styers Rd 50.19 329 Styers Rd 50.19 335 Styers Rd 58.12 341 Styers Rd 46.23 347 Styers Rd 46.23 353 Styers Rd 46.23 359 Styers Rd 46.23 0 Vance Ct 70.01 1200 Listonbrook Ct 118.99 4759 N Cherry St 608.93 1502 E Twenty Fifth St 116.24 4033 Northampton Dr 870.48 4920 Manning St 439.86 126 Shady Blvd 2418.57 0 Twelfth St 47.56 419 E Thirteenth St 1026.34 1827 N Dunleith Ave 323.62 1130 Bank St 606.30 5033 Baux Mountain Rd 33.28 1217 W Rollingwood Cir 7.83 2910 N Patterson Ave 599.69 113 N Dunleith Ave 330.22 2155 School St 260.22 1400 Harrison Ave 184.93 2839 Greenway Ave 198.26 2205 Elbon Dr 288.07 5763 Stanleyville Dr 2030.22 1127 Motor Rd 348.71 475 Rickard Rd 972.19 0 Stanley (off) Ave 17.47 5824 Mcgee St 544.86 3779 Barnwell Dr 751.59 103 Timberline Dr 553.46 523 Alspaugh Dr 717.25 3850 Sawyer St 615.31 2815 Bainbridge Ct 1031.62 4420 Edrem Ave 762.16 2936 N Patterson Ave 161.15 2945 N Patterson Ave 334.19 1138 Motor Rd 240.41 861 W Eleventh St 206.06 2132 Machine St 474.26 2836 Bon Air Ave 365.89 3505 Parrish Rd 1445.07 0 Old Walkertown Rd 33.03 3735 Hemlock Dr 437.22 1440 Douglas St 257.57 4550 Stone Hill Dr 158.51 1420 E Fifth St 343.43 5310 Oak Ridge Pl 500.00 504 Fifteenth St 244.37 5100 Lansing Dr 13362.94 3100 Airport Rd 500.62 4768 N Cherry St 826.98 4667 Baux Mountain Rd 286.64 3651 Sawyer Dr 504.84 3805 Danube Ct 1303.72 917 Ferrell Ave 243.04 849 Haywood St 307.77 0 Tracy St 59.44 2720 N Patterson Ave 356.93 1319 N Jackson Ave 1738.31 4706 Maxwell Rd 281.46 1204 Don Ave 405.51 0 Eldora St 31.70

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OWNER James, Flonnie I Heirs James, G Brinkley James, Henry Mae Heirs James, Susan Ann Jamison, Sims A Heirs Jaser Inc Jaser Inc Jdbi LLC Jeffers, Betty A Jefferson, Cecil Jefferson, Cecil Jefferson, Cecil R Jefferson, Frances M Heirs Jefferson, Thomas T Jr. Jeffreys, Golden O Jr. Jeffries, Anna E Heirs Jeffries, Hubert Jr. Jembere, Gaunzie W Heirs Jenkins, Dana Miranda Jennings, Dwight F Jerry E Byrd Revocable Trust Jerry E. Byrd Revocable Trust Jessup, Belinda Jessup, Kesa Coleman Jeter, Alphonso Jevi Investments Jimenez, Alfredo Jiminez, Rosendo Jkt Enterprises Jnmc Properties Inc Joe, Johnny Ray Heirs Johnson, Alline B Heirs Johnson, Anthony Lashawn Johnson, Carolyn Johnson, Chenita B Johnson, Donald Johnson, Inez Johnson, Inga Johnson, Jacqueline M Johnson, Jake J Heirs Johnson, James Johnson, James Johnson, James A Johnson, Jeff Johnson, Jeff Johnson, Jeremy Johnson, Josie E Johnson, Linda G Johnson, Mable F Johnson, Melvin E Heirs Johnson, Melvin E Heirs Johnson, R D Johnson, Richard W Johnson, Robert W Johnson, Thomas X Johnson, Truelove B Heirs Johnson, Vallie Heirs Johnson, Vallie Heirs Johnson, Walter T Jr. Johnson, Walter W Jones Brothers Investment Group LLC Jones, Clarence L Jr. Et Al Jones, Clarence L Jr. Et Al Jones, Earlene Jones, Hattie B Jones, Hattie B Jones, Helen P Jones, Kimberly Renee Parrett Jones, Louis C Jones, Louise R Jones, Luke Jones, Pearl H Jones, Perry L Jones, Roma O Jones, Roma O Jones, Rose M Jones, Thomas W Jones, Thomas W Et Al Jones, Vanglee Sr. Jones, Victor Jordan, Christopher Antonio Jordan, Jackie L Jordan, Louie D Heirs Jordan, Wyvonne C Joyner, Dorothy K Heirs Joyner, Ray Joyner, Rosetta L Joyner, Roy E Jr. Jp Morgan Chase Bank Trustee Juarez, Maria Isabel Juarez, Yolanda Mejia Ka Mlk Partners LLC Kalo Properties LLC Kalo Properties LLC Kalo Properties LLC Kearns, Edward A Trustee Keaton, Ethel M Kelly-holmes, Jessie K Kemp, Corrie P Heirs Kemp, Corrie P Heirs Kennedy, Kevin Kershaw, Mae C Heirs Kiger, Bobby G Kim, Daniel Kimber, Robert C Heirs Kimber, Robert C Heirs Kimber, Virginia P Heirs Kimble, Terri H Kimbrough, Landis Mardine Sr. Kimbrough, Sylvia Denise Kimbrough, Zanthia Kindlon, Joseph T King, Carl King, David Jr. Heirs King, Florence F Heirs King, James Henry Heirs King, John B King, Mary King, Michael L King, Willie L Kingdom Trust Company Kinnard, Harold F Jr. Kinney, Kay Sidelle Kinser, Brenda B Kirby, Willie Mae Kirk, Robert S Kirkland, Tammy L Kirkpatrick, Roger L Jr Knox, Ulysses B Heirs Koller, Stephen T Ksssd Inc Kyle, Mary Mitchell Kyle, Mary Mitchell Ladson Properties LLC Ladson, Earl Ladson, Earl Ladson, Earl Ladsons Construction LLC Laflor Imperial LLC Laflor Imperial LLC Laflor Imperial LLC Lambe, Larry William Landero, Antonio Hernandez Landero, Antonio Hernandez Landon, Johnnie A Jr. Landreth, Michael D Lane, Donald Vernon Laney, Anita Wright Laney, Anita Wright Lanier, Harvey J Heirs Lanier, James Wesley Lanier, Vaudie M Larios, Juan F Larrimore, Kelly Stafford Crews Larrimore, Kelly Stafford Crews Larrimore, Kelly Stafford Crews Larrimore, Kelly Stafford Crews Larrimore, Kelly Stafford Crews Larrimore, Kelly Stafford Crews Larrimore, Kelly Stafford Crews Larrimore, Kelly Stafford Crews Larrimore, Kelly Stafford Crews Lash, Charles E Lash, Melinda L Heirs Lash, Ronald Lassiter Development Corp Lassiter Development Corp Latch Key Latch Key Latif, Khalid Lawrence, Sandra V Lawson, Catherine A Lawson, Dianne W Lawson, Dianne W Lawson, J H Jr Heirs Lawson, James L Lawson, Junius R III Lawson, Kenneth E Heirs Lawson, Thomas Spencer Leach Speas, Sherry Lynne Leach, Judy Karen Leach, Julia P Heirs Leagans, Emma Heirs Leak Ford, Tiwana N Leak, Willie T Heirs Leal Villalva, Flavio Leal, Luciano Leconte Winston Salem LLC Ledwell, Barbara J Lee, Fannie R Lee, Okja Lee, Pearl C Legends Marketing & Management LLC Leggett, Florence Legins, Jomo K Lehman, Jane R Lemus, Raphael Lemus, Raphael Lemus, Raphael Lemus, Raphel Leonard, H P M Heirs Leonard, Phyllis Leres, Martin I Lewis, Arcola S Lewis, Brian A Lewis, N Robbins Heirs Lewis, Sonmi M Lewis, Terry A Lewis, Terry A Liberty Group Holdings LLC Liles, Herbert H Lilly, Othar Lindsay, Alice L Lindsay, Carolyn Sales Lindsay, Pamela R Lindsey, Daisy Lineberger, Council J Heirs Linton, Elmo Heirs Linton, Elmo Heirs Linton, Elmo Heirs Linton, Elmo Heirs Linton, Elmo Reece Jr. Linton, Samuel M Linville, David Keith Heirs Lio, Raul Lio, Raul A Lipovan, Adrian Lipscomb, Birdie W Little, Edna W Heirs Little, Gaston Little, Gaston J Little, Joette Heirs Little, Larry D Little, Larry D Little, Linda F Little, Roper Louis Little, Sylvester M Littlejohn, Marie Lloyd, Maurice Lomax, Jimmy Long, Thomas Anderson Lopez Garcia, Magdalena Lopez, Azucena Tavira Lopez, Jose Lordson Capital LLC Love Fellowship Outreach Church Inc Love, Allie L Love, Barbara J Love, Lakisha Lowe, Sidney R Lowery, Charles B Heirs Lowery, Linda Lowery, Willie Lowrance, Margaret Loyd, Willie LR Development Winston LLC LR Development Winston LLC LR Development Winston LLC LR Development Winston LLC LTG Investments LLC LTG Investments LLC

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Marshall, Richard Marshall, Sandra Martin, Avery C Martin, Bryan K Martin, Carol Dean Martin, Curtis A Martin, Ethel G Heirs Martin, Fate Martin, Helen D Martin, John H Heirs Martin, Karen M Martin, Ruth H Martin, Ruth H Heirs Martin, Sherry Mae Martin, Torrence James Martin, Verna M Martin, Verna R Martin, William R Martinez, Estella Andrade Martinez, Francisco Martinez, Juan Muniz Martinez, Marisol Salinas Martinez, Pedro Martinez, Rhonda Lynette D Mason, Ella Mae Mason, Sharon B Massey, William B Heirs Matthews, Courtney Eric Matthews, Margaret C Mattie W Neal Revocable Living Trust Mauldin, Keri Reynolds Mawuntu, Belly Erwin Markus Maxie M Durant Revocable Living Trust Maxwell Gray Holdings LLC Maxwell Ventures LLC May, James E Mayes Landscaping & Concrete Inc Mayes Landscaping & Concrete Inc Mayes Landscaping & Concrete Inc Mayes Landscaping & Concrete Inc Mayes Landscaping And Concrete Inc Mayes Landscaping And Concrete Inc Mayes, Curtis Mazaris, Sofia Mcbride, Juanita White Mccall, Patricia B Mcclure, Robert L Mccollum, Sam F Mcconnell, Preston L Mccoy, James Mccoy, Kathy E Mccoy, Paula J Mccoy, Paula J Mccray, Vanessa P Mccullough, Leonard S Mccullough, William Henry Mccummings, Barbara Heirs Mcdaniel, Pauline T Heirs Mcdowell, Patsy Mcfadden, Jacqueline R Heirs Mcgee, Oscar Heirs Mcgill, Annie S Heirs Mcgill, Hazel T Mcgill, Linda Mcgill, Viola B Heirs Mchargue, Gary Mchenry, Douglas Mchenry, Douglas Mcinnis, Allen A Heirs Mcinnis, Daniel P Jr. Mcintyre, Lawrence E Mciver, Tawana J Mciver, Tawana J Mckay, Charles Edward Mckay, Charles Edward Mckinney, Zuella Heirs Mcknight, Castine Heirs Mclain, Ruben D Mclaughlin, Clarence Wade Jr. Heirs Mclaurin, Edna C Heirs Mclaurin, Mary T Mclaurin, Mary T Mclaurin, Milton L Mcmillan, Layton Mcneil, Anthony D Mcneill, Charles C Mcrae, Robert Mdc Investments LLC Mdc Investments LLC Meadows, Dewey Joe Jr. Meadows, Stephen A Meadows, Stephen Alva II Meadows, Vernice G Mejia, Rodolfo Sandoval Melang, Jeffry P Mello, 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0 Methodist Dr 240 Matthews St 0 Old Walkertown Rd 2055 Bowen Blvd 802 N Jackson Ave 813 N Jackson Ave 817 Gray Ave 2014 Temple St 2113 E Twelfth St 0 Germanton Rd 1227 Motor Rd 2058 Dellabrook Rd 136 N Graham Ave 3968 Northampton Dr 0 Ansonia St 2329 Booker St 3409 Del Rio Ct 851 Efird St 863 Efird St 0 Wallingford Rd 1105 Oakmont Ridge Dr 167 Laura Ave 453 Bacon St 3862 Barkwood Dr 1850 E Fifth St 2208 N Patterson Ave 1191 Pollyanna Dr 4538 Brassfield Dr 1440 Clark Ave 4840 Westmoreland Dr 4834 Westmoreland Dr 4501 Lane St 4495 Stowe St 0 Lane St 0 Lane St 0 Stowe St 0 Maryland Ave 1120 E Twenty Fifth St 1668 Ashley School Cir 690 Old Hollow Rd 5657 Plantation Dr 0 Motor Rd 1227 E Twenty Third St 1518 E Twenty Fourth St 1475 Addison Ave 1824 E Twenty Fifth St 605 Voss St 831 W Eleventh St 713 Mccreary St 4316 Orchid Dr 2040 Twenty Third St 1330 Underwood Ave 4633 Baux Mountain Rd 705 101 N Main St 240 N Laura Wall Blvd 0 Gilmer Ave 0 Oak Summit Rd 0 Harrison Ave 328 E Seventeenth St 319 E Sixteenth St 701 N Main St 2000 N Cherry St 2818 N Glenn Ave 2930 N Patterson Ave 0 Largo Dr 2200 Booker St 3720 Whitfield Rd 0 Booker St 913 Hutton St 805 W Twenty Fifth St 2119 E Twenty Third St 0 Tise Ave 4930 Rumley Cir 320 Parkwood Ave 0 Motor Rd 0 Circle Dr 623 W Northwest Blvd 3501 Delane Dr 15 Motor Rd 35 Motor Rd 5216 Old Walkertown Rd 0 W Academy St 0 Thirty Third St 1616 E Twenty Fifth St 2516 Ocono St 735 Magnum Dr 4587 Garden St 2552 Old Greensboro Rd 421 W Twenty Sixth St 4215 N Liberty St 4219 N Liberty St 1617 E Twenty Third St 1415 E Fourth St 316 Beaumont St 5713 Haweswater Rd 502 E Sixteenth St 0 Baux Mountain Rd 2021 Thurmond St 4930 Germanton Rd 1386 Martin Luther King Jr Dr 4220 L St 375 Mount Vernon Ave 907 W Twenty Fifth St 139 Wheeler St 4522 Ogburn Ave 2013 Dellabrook Rd 1620 N Cherry St 2704 Teresa Ave 4918 Old Rural Hall Rd 123 Stanley Ave 1628 Sanford Dr 1422 Twenty Third St 0 Dare Ave 435 W Twenty Third St 114 Angel Dr 0 Victoria St 1614 Ashley School Cir 450 W Twenty Fourth St 3873 Barkwood Dr 4600 Katies Trl 1533 Twenty Second St 0 Ontario St 1423 Emerald St 1522 Harriet Tubman Dr 2145 Gerald St 421 E Thirteenth St 1385 Dublin Dr 1380 Dublin Dr 204 Cherryview Ln 801 Crawford St 4317 Oak Ridge Dr 1577 Clark Ave 1218 N Cameron Ave 814 Gray Ave 905 Gray Ave 217 Terrace Ave 0 Reidsville Rd 0 Reidsville Rd 941 Taft St 5157 Britt Rd 0 Carver School Rd 0 New Walkertown Rd 0 Reidsville Rd 0 Signet Dr 303 Buick St 0 Voss St 1526 E Twenty Second St 2001 E Twenty Fourth St 4008 Reich St 1508 E Twenty Second St 1619 Twenty Second St 1621 Twenty Second St 175 Motor Rd 4010 Butterfield Cir 2520 Glenn Ave 3855 Barkwood Dr 4720 Plata Dr 104 W Fourth St 2141 Bowen Blvd 2408 Booker St 5221 Pine View Dr 916 Kapp St 2316 Greenway Ave 201 E Twenty Fourth St 1617 N Cherry St 2332 Okalina Ave 3101 Flanders Dr 2006 Cannon Ave 2234 N Glenn Ave 2238 N Glenn Ave 1826 E Fourth St 0 School St 305 Beaumont St 2986 Bainbridge Dr 2302 Montrose Ave 1338 N Cameron Ave 1095 Chestnut View Ln 1209 Cornelius Ct 1060 Claremont Ave 2612 Fondly Rd 837 W Seventh St 2326 Gerald St 516 E Twenty Seventh St 2405 New Walkertown Rd 315 Parkwood Ave 0 Whittier Rd 0 Marlborough Ln 115 Sycamore Cir 1222 E Twenty Third St 1110 Motor Rd 4149 Tise Ave 1530 E Twenty Fifth St 5530 Legare Dr 1200 Excelsior St 1220 E Twenty Fifth St 0 Machine St 5505 Highland Trace Ct 233 Retnuh Dr 4640 Oak Ridge Dr 3970 Waddill St 800 N Cameron Ave 810 N Cameron Ave 2926 Old Greensboro Rd 1215 E Twenty Fifth St 1218 E Twenty First St 0 Old Rural Hall Rd 1322 E First St 124 Wheeler St 2537 N Liberty St 2607 N Liberty St 2701 Farmall St 4210 Shamel St 4345 Whittier Rd 4812 Lansing Dr 801 Graham Ave 123 S Cameron Ave 0 Edna St 0 Brookstown Ave 655 Sumner Pl 328 Broad St 1719 N Liberty St 1021 Pacific Dr 0 Pacific Dr 0 Cameron Ave 1017 File St 0 Camel Heights Dr 1223 E Twenty Fourth St 915 E Twenty First St 5085 Butterfield Dr 5865 Graham Farm Rd 650 Amanda Pl 3820 Whitfield Rd 4649 N Cherry St 3055 Plantation Rd 2725 Gilmer Ave 1201 E Twenty Third St 4118 Ogburn Ave 2314 N Liberty St 2020 E Twenty Fourth St 0 Walkertown-guthrie Rd 534 Walkertown-guthrie Rd 412 E Fifteenth St 4333 Tise Ave 214 Craft Dr 1127 W Thirteenth St 500 Sw Factory Row 0 E First St 4115 Sunflower Cir 1720 Gray Ave 1420 E Third St 1502 E Third St 3617 Turret Ct 4130 Moat Dr 3709 Turret Ct 1218 Thirteenth St 652 Oak Summit Rd 4140 Patterson Ave 0 New Delhi Dr 1106 E Twenty Third St

B97 B TAX DUE 120.20 3.36 33.03 167.75 147.94 109.63 114.91 165.12 384.38 72.39 449.11 191.53 180.96 206.06 79.25 154.55 319.66 30.38 171.72 203.42 347.82 304.25 100.00 383.07 225.88 136.05 569.38 4.67 374.47 124.17 965.58 587.80 491.37 55.48 104.35 36.99 52.84 30.38 163.79 8.05 1133.33 109.63 249.65 30.38 266.82 39.63 286.64 296.39 384.74 305.23 303.81 851.52 138.70 2681.47 43.59 63.41 813.68 18.49 411.98 140.01 1270.21 848.02 388.35 377.13 100.68 933.87 997.28 39.63 882.36 417.41 315.70 47.56 597.04 631.39 146.62 110.95 388.35 73.97 854.62 723.86 1130.69 221.91 9.24 162.47 471.56 921.13 138.70 52.84 475.52 470.24 1438.46 169.08 314.37 845.38 1736.98 550.82 124.17 364.57 64.72 1969.62 27.74 286.64 377.78 244.37 313.49 177.00 79.25 228.52 261.54 530.90 197.16 143.98 153.50 199.46 1642.63 19.81 173.04 276.07 1159.39 1978.14 170.39 60.76 175.68 828.20 216.08 943.12 515.75 644.29 1441.10 807.07 532.34 811.03 631.05 146.62 136.05 4.60 100.39 101.71 47.56 635.35 811.03 273.42 26.42 9.24 252.29 64.72 126.81 270.79 546.85 105.67 420.04 173.04 1034.66 103.85 601.01 398.01 730.49 188.33 170.39 260.22 192.85 354.00 690.83 368.53 229.84 668.37 1137.29 359.28 234.42 79.25 224.56 116.24 653.84 1221.84 407.38 306.76 327.71 701.88 447.36 119.31 173.04 196.35 353.10 406.88 719.89 7.92 14.53 560.06 30.38 42.27 441.18 346.08 917.37 323.62 166.43 19.81 749.02 1746.23 311.74 760.84 1327.51 66.05 220.59 203.42 204.74 33.03 36.99 13.71 657.81 249.65 150.58 210.03 1367.13 497.98 126.81 241.72 130.77 73.97 696.11 3912.51 125.48 96.43 63.41 80.57 904.82 318.33 158.51 145.30 676.30 713.94 640.64 531.00 392.31 658.64 475.52 274.37 404.19 665.73 323.62 123.15 678.16 112.28 784.62 894.25 985.39 1472.14 70.01 822.92 336.41 40.95 36.99 171.72 151.90 87.18 198.14 870.48 17.50 161.15 30.38

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2495.18 6835-47-1190.000 509 E Third St Reid & Norwood 50.19 6837-98-1593.000 1330 Motor Rd Reid Alexander Lyon Post 55.48 Reid Alexander Lyon Post 2938 Of Veterans Of Foren 6837-98-1492.000 0 Motor Rd Wars Of Us 143.98 6836-84-4752.000 1620 E Twenty Third St Reid, Charney C Jr. 53.77 6847-01-2421.000 3646 Barkwood Dr Reid, Doretha P 405.51 6836-95-9340.000 2414 Manchester St Reid, Johnnie Richard Sr Heirs 418.73 6836-25-4390.000 2413 Greenway Ave Reid, Lester G 789.90 6836-25-2027.000 2380 Greenway Ave Reid, Queen B Heirs 3.96 6848-71-8135.000 5105 Talltree Dr Renn, Robert M II 91.14 6836-96-7801.000 2712 Ansonia St Renteria Herrera, Ruben 414.76 6826-74-7175.000 2013 K Court Ave Reynolds, Delores T 520.44 6837-88-6894.000 1317 Wentworth Rd Reynolds, Desandrea Ollene 73.97 6837-88-7883.000 0 Wentworth Rd Reynolds, Desandrea Ollene 260.22 6826-80-9000.000 845 Haywood St Reynolds, Grace L 301.17 6847-57-3798.000 40 Northwoods Cir Reynolds, Janet B 191.53 6835-86-0987.000 1608 E Third St Reynolds, Lester R 1067.29 6846-34-6838.000 3603 Spaulding Dr Reynolds, Marvin E Heirs 416.54 6837-12-5578.000 318 Clayton St Reynolds, Newlin C Heirs 281.36 6845-47-6982.000 431 Stratton Ave Rhodes, James E 81.90 6836-02-8589.000 1417 Underwood Ave Rhody, Isaiah 260.22 6837-54-0453.000 4225 Ogburn Ave Rhody, Isaiah 317.02 6847-48-1838.000 4710 Davis Rd Rhody, Isaiah 4.93 6836-31-0349.000 1250 N Patterson Ave Rhudy, Cynthia C 850.66 6845-48-4735.000 505 Lunar Ct Rice, Clayton C Jr. 775.36 6847-12-4009.000 3854 Sawyer St Rice, Gemine G 30.38 6836-63-5918.000 0 E Twenty First St Rice, James 291.92 6847-57-3349.000 59 Northwoods Cir Rice, Lucius L Jr. 173.04 6836-75-3169.000 1413 E Twenty Fourth St Rice, Mary C 403.05 6836-91-7230.000 1228 Addison Ave Rice, Rosa W Heirs 47.56 6826-84-6531.000 2036 Harrison Ave Richard, Marshall 143.98 6826-84-6536.000 2042 Harrison Ave Richard, Marshall 288.16 6828-60-8971.000 114 Vance Ct Richards, Orlando 95.10 6845-57-9717.000 423 Mason St Richardson, Darryl 1292.86 6856-36-6450.000 390 Rickard Rd Richardson, Errol N Heirs 474.21 6836-55-6374.000 2420 N Liberty St Richardson, George Ralph 181.06 6826-95-0986.000 449 W Twenty Sixth St Richardson, Martha R 772.73 6847-77-6165.000 4233 Garden St Richardson, Robert M Heirs 42.27 6826-82-5279.000 1209 W Fourteenth St Richmond, James Leron 121.52 6836-82-9355.000 1411 N Cameron Ave Rickard, Charles L Heirs 54.15 6838-33-9783.000 0 Racin Dr Rights, William Dexter 512.51 6838-43-0810.000 5631 Racin Dr Rights, William Dexter 355.32 6847-66-2401.000 4525 Kimball Ln Riley, Deanna Marie 17.18 6856-07-2282.000 0 Pasture Ct River Chase Subdivision Owners Association Inc 9.24 6856-07-5025.000 0 Gauntlet Dr River Chase Subdivision Owners Association Inc 281.36 6856-16-5777.000 0 Foliage Dr River Chase Subdivision Owners Association Inc 138.70 6847-03-6769.000 0 Bainridge Dr Rivers, Aggie L Heirs 30.38 6836-65-4028.000 1126 E Twenty Fourth St Rivers, Leon Hrs 343.43 6826-81-9288.000 875 W Twelfth St Robbins, Della Heirs 602.73 6835-18-6486.000 632 N Trade St Robert Miller Revocable Trust 56.80 6836-27-0233.000 0 Greenway Ave Roberts, Gail B 39.63 6836-73-6578.000 1821 N Dunleith Ave Roberts, Gail B 554.78 6836-26-9759.000 2811 Bon Air Ave Roberts, Regenia J 612.05 6857-28-5393.000 4438 New Walkertown Rd Roberts, Sherri Jenkins 819.66 6857-28-6135.000 4434 New Walkertown Rd Roberts, Sherri Jenkins 779.13 6857-28-7502.000 4440 New Walkertown Rd Roberts, Sherri Jenkins 568.21 6857-38-0307.000 4450 New Walkertown Rd Roberts, Sherri Jenkins 634.06 6829-53-3651.000 5645 Belle Ave Roberts, Trina L 1422.61 6856-25-3976.000 233 Gaither Rd Robertson, Dana 1287.88 6856-26-5055.000 239 Gaither Rd Robertson, Dana 47.56 6856-35-5275.000 0 Gaither Rd Robertson, Dana S 1132.01 6825-90-7557.000 923 Holland St Robertson, Michael G Heirs 372.48 6837-15-7047.000 507 Alspaugh Dr Robertson, Thomasina R 416.77 6847-27-4517.000 4804 Old Walkertown Rd Robinson, Lionel Ray 173.83 6846-16-9747.000 2740 Teresa Ave Robinson, Ray 241.02 6837-77-0876.000 1114 Wooded Ave Robinson, Roger D Sr. 103.03 6846-06-5555.000 2617 Machine St Robinson, Rose S Heirs 837.45 6847-01-7343.000 3010 Draper Ct Robinson, Sequella D 155.42 6835-89-7874.000 918 N Cameron Ave Robinson, Shirley J 223.93 6826-85-7871.000 2524 N Cherry St Robinson, Willie Mae 449.11 6846-00-4307.000 2301 Slater Ave Robinson, Wilson G 1951.28 6848-17-7847.000 4821 Three Hills Dr Robosson, Joseph G Sr. Trustee 517.79 6845-58-6626.000 411 Buick St Rocha Perez, Alejandro 36.42 6836-90-0164.000 1010 Rich Ave Roddy, Daisy C 915.39 6847-13-3556.000 4010 Rosa St Roddy, Eugene C 118.89 6836-85-1129.000 1541 E Twenty Fourth St Rodgers, Willie B 589.13 6848-62-8720.000 4914 Thornbrook Ln Rodriguez, Daniel Aroldo 826.88 6847-30-3837.000 3611 Kinghill Dr Rodriguez, Domingo 593.84 6837-45-4344.000 550 Newton St Rodriquez, Santos Antonio 183.03 6826-82-4984.000 1601 Thurmond St Roebuck, Tilda D 406.84 6847-14-3453.000 4206 Rosa St Rogel-Martinez, Serafin L 232.48 6846-26-5640.000 2613 Raleigh Ave Rogers, Ida Delores 446.46 6837-57-1362.000 4497 Ogburn Ave Rogers, Willie B Heirs 4978.47 6835-15-1717.000 122 N Spruce St Roland Investment Properties LLC 70.01 6845-15-7857.000 0 E First St Roland, Samuel A 184.93 6836-95-3360.000 2440 John St Rolle, Derrick 257.57 6846-03-8391.000 420 Eldora St Rolle, Derrick 328.90 6836-54-1249.000 2100 N Liberty St Rolle, Derrick S 488.74 6836-75-2487.000 1412 E Twenty Fifth St Rolle, Derrick Selwyn 612.89 6825-82-7549.000 437 Gregory St Roman, Erika Renteria 340.79 6837-68-9673.000 1118 Motor Rd Romero, Sitna Sarai Ortiz 116.73 6848-12-8002.000 0 White Rock Rd Romero, Zonia Gonzalez 158.51 6835-99-0149.000 834 Rich Ave Rorie, Martha H Heirs 1118.80 6847-11-5260.000 3751 Sawyer Dr Rorie, Martha H Heirs 529.68 6837-03-8473.000 208 Parkwood Ave Rosario, Junior 352.68 6836-95-5139.000 1927 E Twenty Fourth St Roseboro, Haywood E Heirs 260.22 6846-12-3410.000 1436 Douglas St Roseboro, Lenora H Heirs 289.28 6836-82-3870.000 1444 Hattie Ave Roseboro, Marie Hill 26.42 6836-83-4698.000 0 Bethlehem Ln Roseboro, Marie Hill 128.13 6836-64-7792.000 1210 E Twenty Third St Rosenstrauch, Nicholas B 533.64 6847-65-8839.000 0 Hester St Rothrock, Michael Dwayne 126.81 6847-75-1656.000 0 Dixon St Rothrock, Michael Dwayne 116.24 6847-75-1984.000 0 Garden St Rothrock, Michael Dwayne 408.16 6836-93-2021.000 1620 Shady Mount Ave Roundtree, Karen D 1442.42 6836-56-0347.000 738 E Twenty Eighth St Rousseau, Robert E 1348.64 6836-56-2346.000 2723 Farmall St Rousseau, Robert E 307.77 6826-73-8859.000 912 W Twentieth St Rowdy, Cory 955.01 6836-03-4355.000 1524 Clark Ave Rucker, Burnu A 261.54 6826-94-1862.000 519 W Twenty Third St Rucker, Burnu H 18.49 6836-04-1957.000 400 W Twenty Fourth St Ruffin, Marguerite Gilbert 26.42 6836-85-6221.000 1633 E Twenty Fourth St Rush, Michael A Sr. 6.61 6836-85-6229.000 0 Newark St Rush, Michael A Sr. 550.93 6846-46-4641.000 3734 Spaulding Dr Rush, Miquel R 15.84 6848-91-6721.000 3255 Plantation Rd Rush, Neil A 497.59 6848-51-1790.000 5003 Daysbrook Rd Rushing, Jody 574.59 6846-04-5631.000 2200 E Twenty Third St Russell, Constance 732.52 6847-10-9940.000 3661 Shaw Rd Russell, Tremus L 141.33 6836-64-6034.000 1200 E Twenty First St Rutland Persons, Charlenia Burgess 235.12 6836-74-5920.000 1419 E Twenty Third St Saez, Rafael 136.05 6836-42-6862.000 624 E Sixteenth St Saez, Rafael Jr. 741.02 6837-39-4104.000 4619 Starmount Dr Salinas, Flor De Maria 42.48 6848-44-2807.000 0 Davis Rd Salley, George 27.71 6848-44-2909.000 0 Davis Rd Salley, George 92.35 6848-45-2009.000 0 Davis Rd Salley, George 668.59 6847-02-2805.000 2921 Bainbridge Dr Salter, Kathlyn J 154.55 6836-74-4920.000 1415 E Twenty Third St Samuel, Kenneth R 233.80 6826-95-9315.000 415 Twenty Fourth & Half St Samuel, Marcus 1285.24 6838-90-4811.000 4675 Baux Mountain Rd Samuels, Gary L 984.07 6838-90-6831.000 4677 Baux Mountain Rd Samuels, Gary L 732.19 6847-30-3544.000 5016 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6826-96-5068.000 416 Bacon St Scott, Brenda H 598.37 6836-34-4661.000 2244 N Glenn Ave Scott, Mary E 709.32 6827-75-5618.000 125 Methodist Dr SDIK Investments LLC 447.79 6827-75-4691.000 111 Methodist Dr SDS Investments LLC 653.84 6827-75-5757.000 131 Methodist Dr SDS Investments LLC 91.14 6827-75-5971.000 0 Methodist Dr SDS Investments LLC 710.64 6827-75-6667.000 118 Connor Rd SDS Investments LLC 738.39 6827-75-6963.000 111 Connor Rd SDS Investments LLC 515.16 6827-75-7673.000 126 Connor Rd SDS Investments LLC 1056.72 6827-75-7951.000 119 Connor Rd SDS Investments LLC 431.93 6827-75-8838.000 125 Connor Rd SDS Investments LLC 635.35 6827-75-9826.000 129 Connor Rd SDS Investments LLC 801.78 6847-54-2979.000 4319 N Jasmin Ct Sebastian Village Partnership LLC 179.65 6845-27-2783.000 534 Edna St Segers, Lonnie G 495.34 6847-16-0145.000 4806 Lansing Dr Segers, Lonnie G Heirs 560.06 6847-01-2920.000 3702 Whitfield Ct Segers, Marilyn L 291.92 6836-04-8805.000 233 W Twenty Third St Segovia, 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704 N Trade St 1086.40 627 N Trade St 3295.87 619 N Trade St 217.95 0 Thirtieth St 557.42 2235 N Glenn Ave 70.01 0 Addison Ave 1733.19 5050 Butterfield Dr 306.45 3128 Carver School Rd 283.99 1321 E Second St 42.27 229 Wheeler St 261.54 132 N Dunleith Ave 257.57 130 N Jackson Ave 2727.66 4459 Indiana Ave 195.50 1505 E Twenty Fourth St 1242.96 619 Walnut St 70.01 0 Walnut St 1198.05 615 Walnut St 1211.27 620 W Walnut St 781.97 5708 Haweswater Rd 499.30 903 N Cameron Ave 829.53 0 Carver School Rd 126.81 0 Shaftesbury Ln 177.00 0 Shaftesbury Ln 15.85 0 Parrish Rd 228.52 0 Kittering Ln 228.52 0 Kittering Ln 1970.78 3620 Chelmsford Dr 75.29 0 Old Greensboro Rd 330.23 724 Efird St 797.82 144 Blaze St 180.00 921 Thurmond St 318.33 110 N Jackson Ave 528.26 3734 Carver School Rd 421.37 2709 Patrick Ave 487.41 403 W Twenty Fifth St 9.24 0 Old Greensboro Rd 5.28 0 Old Greensboro Rd 43.59 1202 E Fourth St 40.95 545 Efird St 330.23 1120 Newport St 1269.38 3845 Northampton Dr 18.49 1203 E Twenty Second St 39.63 0 N Jackson Ave 91.14 1600 Attucks St 1.75 1052 Bank St 644.60 0 Airport Rd 635.11 3641 Kinghill Dr 603.65 121 Cherryview Ln 534.97 4906 Lansing Dr 1172.85 337 E Walkertown-guthrie Rd 3085.21 4145 Reidsville Rd 487.61 4885 Dippen Rd 60.03 0 Dippen Rd 499.30 4041 Reich St 58.81 1104 Motor Rd 409.48 1046 Motor Rd 1514.63 370 Rickard Rd 241.72 216 Terrace Ave 494.02 233 Cecil Dr 272.10 1501 Emerald St 530.93 5001 Natalie Temple Ln 589.18 3531 Robinson Ct 449.11 901 Haywood St 3.82 4215 Reidsville Rd 4106.95 893 N Liberty St 146.62 0 Stonewall St 1701.32 161 Joel Ave 95.69 493 Rickard Dr 124.82 491 Rickard Dr 5101.32 305 Polo Rd 469.30 5108 Talltree Dr 657.81 1712 N Liberty St 645.92 2320 Greenway Ave 66.57 6051 Baux Mountain Rd 247.00 0 Joshua Way Ln 1.00 0 Belews Creek Rd 454.39 730 Voss St 792.54 1309 Wentworth Rd 71.33 0 Motor Rd 27.74 0 Lane St 270.79 1411 Emerald St 34.34 1415 Emerald St 103.03 5577 Old Rural Hall Rd 555.01 1313 Old Hollow Rd 163.79 1512 E Twenty Third St 101.71 901 N Jackson Ave 112.28 4936 Davis Rd 117.56 1611 N Jackson Ave 42.27 5016 Ohio Ave 217.95 1969 Maryland Ave 116.24 4835 Stonewall St 82.60 4016 May St 2857.11 634 Summit St 264.18 616 Twenty Fourth & Half St 416.08 5025 Old Rural Hall Rd 139.64 851 Rich Ave

OWNER Wardlow, Luke Wardlow, Luke Jr. Warner, Teaddy Warren, Malchom N Warren, Manuel J Warren, Phyllis T Warren, Rachel Warren, Robin Michael Warren, Robin Michael Warren, Theodore R Jr. Warren, Theodore R Jr. Warren, Wayne Ivan Warren, William R Warren, William R Jr. Washington, Alphonso Tyrone Washington, Camille B Washington, Garland E Washington, Garland E Jr. Washington, Garland Eugene Washington, James Leon Heirs Washington, James Leon Heirs Watkins, Bernard Hampton Watkins, Beverly Watkins, Kirt A Watkins, Vera Jean Watkins, Willie D Watson, James Donald Sr. Watson, James Donald Sr. Watson, Mildred M Watson, Olin E Watts, Beatrice Heirs Watts, Laura A Weaks, Willie E Heirs Wearing, Christopher Allen Weaver, Harold Heirs Webb, Katie B Heirs Webb, Mona J Webb, Mona J Webb, Preston Jr. Webster, James M Webster, Sadie Brown Weidl Home Improvements LLC Weisner, Teresa R Heirs Welch, John Jr Heirs Welch, Naomi T Heirs Welch, Naomi T Heirs Wells, Carole S Wells, Donald Lee Wells, Louise W Heirs Werts, Shirley J Werts, Viola H West Coast Properties LLC West End Dwellings LLC West, William Howard Jr. West, William Howard Jr. West, Willie Mae Heirs Westmoreland, Gertrude Heirs Westmoreland, Gertrude S Heirs Weyant, Kenneth E Weyant, Kenneth E Wharton, Catherine W Wharton, Robert W IV Wharton, Ruby E Heirs Whicker, Elizabeth Heirs White, Derric White, Derry White, Derry A White, Derry A White, Juanita C White, Olive O White, Olive O White, Palmer Marie White, Palmer Marie White, Ricky Vernard White, Taryn M Whiteheart, Garry Steven Whiteheart, Garry Steven Whiteheart, Kathie L Whitlock, Fred Henry Heirs Whitworth, Richard J Heirs Wiggins, George Trustee Wilder, Anthony V Wiley, John Wilkes, Frances Jr. Wilkins Jr, Quether Stefan Wilkins, Harvey Heirs Wilkins, Quether S Jr Wilkins, Raeford B Williams, Aaron Williams, Barbara A Williams, Bernard B Williams, Brenda Dianne Williams, Broderick Williams, Broderick Williams, Broderick L Williams, Broderick Lamont Williams, Columbus Heirs Williams, Daisy H Heirs Williams, Deborah Williams, Derrek Larae Williams, Edna Heirs Williams, F W Heirs Williams, Fred P Williams, Irvin Jr. Williams, James Heirs Williams, John P Jr Williams, Juanita P Williams, Linda Lou Rush Williams, Mary L Williams, Nettie A Heirs Williams, Roger A Williams, Ronald Williams, Sathya Ram Williams, Sharon Brooks Williams, Susan S Williams, Terre Williams, Victoria B Williams, Virginia F Heirs Williams, Willie C Williams, Willie Mae Williamson, John B Williamson, John B Williamson, Linda D Williamson, Linda D Williamson, Linda Darnell Willis, Dorothy L Willis, Joshua Wilson, Alfred B Wilson, Bobby Ray Heirs Wilson, Brenda W Wilson, Dorothy B Wilson, Douglas B Wilson, Jean Wilson, Katherine N Wilson, Nathaniel H Wilson, Peggy Lee Wilson, Thomas D Wilson, Thomas D Wilson, Thomas D Wilson, Thomas D Winbush, Marion Broadous Winemiller, Kevin Winfrey, Nancy J Winkler, Charles R Winstead, Susannah V Winston GC TTMF LLC Wise, Jerry Lee Wise, Jessie Wise, Jessie J Wise, Jessie Lee Wise, Robert Lee Heirs Wise, Robert Lee Jr Withers, Juanita Witherspoon Group LLC Witherspoon Group LLC Witherspoon Group LLC Witherspoon Group LLC Witherspoon Group LLC Witherspoon, Shirley Vern Withrow, John Conrad Wofford, Bobby T Wofford, Edith N Heirs Wolford, Jerry Michael Wood, Billy L Wood, Hattie Ward Woodland Properties LLC Woodruff, Robert H Sr. Woods, Carmalene L Woods, Carmelene L Woods, Clarice Woods, Edwina D Woods, Engram Wooten, Billie Wooten, Marion B Wooten, Misty Wooten, Nancy L Heirs Wooten, Thurmond Wright, Alfred R Heirs Wright, Grace Elaine Wright, James W Wright, Kelley D Wright, Larry Wright, Louise Ellis Estate Wright, Louise Ellis Estate Wright, Marcel T Wright, Marcel T Wright, Marcel T Wright, Marcel T Wyatt, Sherry White Wynecoff, Dorothy E Wynes, Anthony Tyrone Yancey, Delores D Yarborough, Pency Roberta Yarbrough, Todd Alexander Young, Ashley S Young, Carie D Heirs Young, Emma Gh Heirs Young, John Young, Nikki W Young, Verbena Younger, Antonio L Younger, Antonio L Younger, Ernest D Yountz, Veroble III Zarate, Juan Zayas, Francisco Lara Zeferino Escamilla, Ruben Zepeda, Edison F Zuniga, Javier Israel Contreras

PIN

PROPERTY ADDRESS

6845-26-1946.000 6845-27-6008.000 6835-87-3793.000 6825-92-3357.000 6837-31-2780.000 6836-97-8071.000 6847-37-4310.000 6845-48-7637.000 6845-48-7783.000 6837-59-5780.000 6847-31-3867.000 6846-27-5594.000 6846-11-6187.000 6825-65-6290.000 6835-99-4265.000 6828-40-1136.000 6847-02-5055.000 6837-55-3966.000 6836-55-8236.000 6836-36-6543.000 6836-65-2278.000 6857-32-7259.000 6846-13-0547.000 6827-61-5609.000 6835-99-7298.000 6845-37-8628.000 6857-19-9400.000 6857-29-1643.000 6836-64-9545.000 6846-29-1178.000 6835-77-2454.000 6836-22-3455.000 6836-46-6402.000 6847-06-1115.000 6836-83-9186.000 6836-53-7147.000 6848-31-1590.000 6848-31-2319.000 6836-34-6883.000 6846-12-0513.000 6846-12-7485.000 6836-70-7854.000 6856-03-8167.000 6837-97-9304.000 6837-97-7487.000 6837-97-8452.000 6825-75-7754.000 6828-63-0115.000 6827-76-1939.000 6826-74-8409.000 6826-84-6336.000 6836-27-6104.000 6836-26-5554.000 6848-47-9451.000 6848-57-0567.000 6836-34-6575.000 6847-38-8603.000 6847-38-8459.000 6836-93-2132.000 6847-54-6687.000 6835-86-8977.000 6837-59-8666.000 6836-27-4608.000 6856-05-7267.000 6835-89-9444.000 6835-76-8094.000 6826-70-9403.000 6836-14-1618.000 6837-63-6343.000 6828-50-2948.000 6835-86-9985.000 6826-80-3663.000 6826-81-6621.000 6846-14-7902.000 6846-13-0292.000 6837-31-8635.000 6837-31-8736.000 6829-82-5464.000 6826-93-3193.000 6838-63-9837.000 6835-85-7518.000 6836-38-4686.000 6837-42-4650.000 6838-60-3995.000 6835-99-0244.000 6847-21-4459.000 6837-12-3597.000 6826-84-3818.000 6836-46-2338.000 6836-15-4153.000 6828-30-3333.000 6836-53-9574.000 6836-75-8043.000 6845-69-4857.000 6845-69-3854.000 6846-37-7289.000 6836-04-8855.000 6836-35-3310.000 6846-14-5206.000 6846-02-9168.000 6836-84-7004.000 6836-05-1682.000 6847-13-3456.000 6836-27-2643.000 6846-12-0131.000 6836-25-5850.000 6847-65-4241.000 6838-96-2681.000 6846-04-7834.000 6826-96-6292.000 6856-05-5840.000 6836-15-8490.000 6835-19-1645.000 6847-64-3162.000 6827-85-1391.000 6845-18-7662.000 6836-24-9481.000 6836-46-2573.000 6837-48-8245.000 6847-23-5326.000 6847-42-8690.000 6847-42-9584.000 6847-52-0555.000 6847-52-1693.000 6847-33-0785.000 6847-87-2962.000 6836-27-7043.000 6847-87-2086.000 6846-00-4784.000 6837-79-4380.000 6847-00-7281.000 6836-74-8753.000 6826-92-8948.000 6825-94-6232.000 6836-51-8218.000 6836-24-5302.000 6825-91-9044.000 6835-01-0212.000 6835-02-6824.000 6847-14-2500.000 6846-75-5522.000 6855-39-4511.000 6829-80-3377.000 6829-82-3062.000 6825-91-6256.000 6825-97-3095.000 6847-14-2205.000 6847-14-2007.000 6847-14-2106.000 6838-80-5095.000 6838-80-6108.000 6847-03-8280.000 6846-04-7909.000 6836-71-9124.000 6847-01-0661.000 6847-11-7097.000 6847-11-8225.000 6847-11-9224.000 6836-94-4996.000 6836-27-6613.000 6847-02-5730.000 6835-89-0354.000 6849-10-0457.000 6837-41-8150.000 6838-70-1141.000 6835-29-8437.000 6827-88-4934.000 6835-75-9933.000 6836-35-1705.000 6836-25-7996.000 6836-71-4559.000 6836-81-6607.000 6819-51-1117.000 6846-47-6081.000 6836-54-8355.000 6866-07-9659.000 6846-99-2433.000 6836-90-7626.000 6836-51-8744.000 6836-82-2709.000 6838-51-0432.000 6839-07-9838.000 6846-13-8193.000 6846-13-8196.000 6826-95-2614.000 6836-37-3623.000 6836-37-3628.000 6836-37-3823.000 6829-63-5098.000 6846-59-8350.000 6838-59-6615.000 6847-64-7533.000 6845-18-3570.000 6856-79-7922.000 6836-38-7006.000 6836-74-1547.000 6845-48-8997.000 6836-75-0611.000 6836-93-4020.000 6835-89-7066.000 6837-33-4646.000 6846-37-4424.000 6829-97-5204.000 6837-98-0957.000 6826-80-2258.000 6835-76-7564.000 6847-37-6758.000 6848-72-1416.000 6836-25-7019.000

Information regarding the Advertisement of 2018 Tax Liens

North Carolina law requires local tax collectors to annually advertise current-year unpaid taxes levied on real estate. While it is true that some property owners may be embarrassed to see their names in the newspaper, the advertisement of tax liens is a very serious matter because it marks the initiation of the foreclosure process.

2018 taxes levied on real estate became past due on January 8, 2019. Our office has mailed tax notices to the property owners listed within this advertisement. In the case of property that has been conveyed to another, the tax notice should have the new owner’s name. The owner of record as of January 8, 2019 or any subsequent owner is responsible for the payment of taxes. Transfer of ownership relieves the owner of record as of January 1, 2018 of the tax liability. Proration agreements between buyers and sellers are just that – an agreement between the buyer and seller. As far as the Tax Collector is concerned, if the taxes remain unpaid, the current owner now bears the responsibility for payment according to G.S. 105-365.1 (b1). This advertisement is the first step toward the eventual foreclosure of the real estate.

The following list contains unpaid 2018 taxes that create a lien on the real estate which is listed in the name of the owner of record as of January 8, 2019 or any subsequent owner, along with the identifying PIN (parcel identification number) and address. The interest and any other fees due are not included.

The listing reflects payments received in the Tax Collector’s Office through March 31, 2019. Any unpaid accounts after that date are subject to be charged advertisement costs in addition to applicable interest. Please note that properties that contain “Heirs”, “Estate” or “Trust” in the ownership name may not reflect that specific designation in this advertisement. For these instances, the name in this advertisement will more than likely reflect the name on the current deed.

The Tax Collector’s Office is already utilizing enforced collection methods such as the garnishment

TAX DUE

2236 Flag St 2271 Flag St 1715 E Fifth St 1048 Bank St 3850 Sheraton St 2727 Ansonia St 0 Fredonia Ave 3131 Old Greensboro Rd 3135 Old Greensboro Rd 5009 Voss St 3900 Glen Oak Dr 2804 Raleigh Ave 2608 New Walkertown Rd 112 N Sunset Dr 839 Camel Ave 121 Blaze St 3820 Barkwood Dr 630 Kapp St 2403 N Liberty St 400 E Twenty Eighth St 1115 E Twenty Fourth St 5145 Vista Lindo Ct 409 Eldora St 3714 N Cherry St 825 Ferrell Ave 416 Mount Vernon Ave 5475 Old Walkertown Rd 5489 Old Walkertown Rd 1221 E Twenty Second St 3530 Prospect Dr 1417 E Fourth St 1405 N Main St 2714 Patrick Ave 4456 Old Walkertown Rd 1901 E Seventeenth St 927 E Seventeenth St 0 Northwest Dr 0 Northwest Dr 2313 N Glenn Ave 208 Dellabrook Rd 1443 Emerald St 1116 Jackson Ave 0 Granby St 0 Renigar St 0 Renigar St 0 Renigar St 1100 W Fourth St 214 Kevin Dr 122 Melody Ln 2049 K Court Ave 2022 Harrison Ave 2837 Gilmer Ave 100 E Twenty Eighth St 0 Davis Rd 5409 Davis Rd 2241 N Glenn Ave 0 Old Walkertown Rd 4958 Old Walkertown Rd 1700 Shady Mount Ave 4213 Orchid Dr 1816 E Third St 5012 Ohio Ave 2930 Gilmer Ave 4151 Reidsville Rd 851 N Cameron Ave 1602 E First St 1055 Shrub St 208 W Twenty Third St 836 Mccreary St 5167 Sunrise Ter 1900 E Third St 1042 Thurmond St 1310 Woodruff Glen Dr 2456 Caledonia Dr 2325 Dunbar St 3825 Leo St 3827 Leo St 519 Old Hollow Rd 1609 N Cherry St 5468 Pine View Dr 0 S Cameron Ave 3079 Indiana Ave 507 Peden St 0 Sycamore Cir 836 Rich Ave 3806 Carver School Rd 310 Clayton St 2308 Thurmond St 2720 Stokes Ave 2418 Kilkare Ave 5120 Britt Rd 945 New Hope Ln 1516 E Twenty Fourth St 3504 Old Greensboro Rd 3500 Old Greensboro Rd 3211 Carver School Rd 229 W Twenty Third St 2419 N Patterson Ave 2111 Elbon Dr 0 Dellabrook Rd 1634 Ashley School Cir 0 W Twenty Fifth St 4000 Rosa St 2935 Greenway Ave 215 Dellabrook Rd 2510 Gilmer Ave 4120 Sunflower Cir 4913 Baux Mountain Rd 0 E Twenty Third St 409 Bacon St 3745 Signet Dr 26 W Twenty Fifth St 836 304 Oak St 5221 Larkspur Dr 55 Hoskins Dr 866 Crawford St 2335 Okalina Ave 520 E Twenty Eighth St 4536 Ogburn Ave 0 Pressman Dr 5094 Butterfield Dr 0 Butterfield Dr 5096 Butterfield Dr 0 Butterfield Dr 5056 Bismark St 4432 Northampton Dr 2828 Bon Air Ave 4345 Northampton Dr 2324 Slater Ave 4923 Old Rural Hall Rd 3522 Fieldstone Dr 1518 E Twenty Third St 813 Kimberly Rd 809 Salem Pointe Ln 1209 Highland Ave 2324 Montrose Ave 837 Holland St 821 Holland St 511 S Green St 4213 Whitfield Rd 3230 Parrish Rd 3314 New Greensboro Rd 5615 Plantation Dr 917 Rock Spring Dr 801 Hutton St 0 W Fifth St 4139 Whitfield Rd 4125 Whitfield Rd 4133 Whitfield Rd 0 Northview St 4649 Northview St 3931 Whitfield Rd 2212 E Twenty Fourth St 1216 N Jackson Ave 0 Whitfield Rd 0 Airport Rd 0 Airport Rd 0 Airport Rd 1910 E Twenty Fourth St 2927 Gilmer Ave 3821 Whitfield Rd 833 N Jackson Ave 1438 Old Hollow Rd 3628 Ogburn Ave 1106 Pleasant View Dr 860 N Liberty St 4836 Disher St 115 S Jackson Ave 2508 N Patterson Ave 116 E Twenty Seventh St 1309 Locust Ave 1224 Gray Ave 1100 Tommys Lake Rd 3761 Spaulding Dr 936 Twenty Second St 623 Conestoga Trl 0 Barnwell Dr 1180 Addison Ave 1309 Highland Ave 1619 Jackson St 5338 Old Rural Hall Rd 6024 Germanton Rd 0 Emerald St 0 Emerald St 469 W Twenty Fifth St 2925 N Patterson Ave 2927 N Patterson Ave 2943 N Patterson Ave 5775 Belle Ave 3539 New Walkertown Rd 1115 Cedarview Trl 3928 Oak Ridge Dr 587 Kinard Dr 1034 Whirl Win Dr 3007 N Glenn Ave 1239 E Twenty Second St 521 Chandler St 1229 E Twenty Fifth St 1619 Shady Mount Ave 820 N Cameron Ave 4057 Sheraton St 3222 Carver School Rd 5921 Stoneybrook Cir 1332 Wentworth Rd 1013 Manly St 126 N Jackson Ave 4629 Erin St 5056 Wind Spring Dr 121 E Twenty Fourth St

317.02 133.21 237.76 748.95 359.28 39.63 50.19 93.97 145.30 1043.52 1812.27 306.45 7.40 5.25 188.56 703.87 985.39 659.13 404.19 471.56 34.34 436.17 46.23 77.54 4.00 87.18 303.54 45.49 192.85 663.25 328.90 667.06 226.46 393.63 326.26 369.85 124.17 149.27 75.43 458.35 268.14 886.33 89.03 77.94 34.34 38.30 1003.17 882.36 401.55 643.27 293.24 417.41 618.18 214.68 135.63 85.86 27.74 785.93 348.71 928.59 20.24 233.80 553.46 1062.00 177.00 62.08 380.42 198.14 148.33 1100.31 244.37 250.98 1166.35 431.93 43.59 77.94 1.56 291.14 79.25 125.48 133.41 2073.82 320.98 33.03 114.91 1416.00 163.79 264.98 648.56 577.23 623.46 129.45 30.38 776.69 426.65 924.63 38.30 486.09 104.35 91.14 196.81 3.96 1025.02 627.43 350.04 200.00 639.47 1853.22 3.96 347.40 1123.40 360.61 1960.21 649.88 896.89 615.54 398.80 63.41 25.05 163.79 859.95 22.46 1181.54 97.75 376.56 907.15 737.06 26.97 395.80 1248.25 498.64 30.38 684.22 244.03 923.31 529.68 899.53 1003.88 1262.78 649.88 1950.30 682.91 352.02 443.16 990.68 1032.95 314.37 557.42 291.92 54.15 928.59 1054.08 108.32 282.67 174.36 186.24 79.25 79.25 236.44 636.68 1129.37 44.91 330.34 335.51 276.07 800.46 729.16 381.74 667.06 179.65 1048.80 1182.20 1212.58 1590.36 198.14 1772.38 9.24 531.00 481.96 184.93 72.65 713.94 15.85 14.53 737.06 355.32 375.13 496.66 4.62 145.03 851.42 337.49 432.02 1078.65 1352.60 342.12 247.00 283.99 119.10 384.38 439.86 281.36 647.37 622.15 236.44 240.41 494.71 554.18 431.93

of wages, attachment of bank accounts, levy, and impending foreclosure action. Foreclosed property sales are listed in the legal section of the WinstonSalem Journal and posted on the second floor of the Forsyth County Hall of Justice. A copy of this advertisement is available on the Tax Assessor/Collector web site at www.forsyth.cc/tax. A listing of upcoming foreclosure sales is available on the Tax Assessor/Collector web site at www.forsyth.cc/tax or www.ZLS-NC.com .

Payment Methods We are pleased to offer the convenience of using credit or debit cards and electronic-check (e-check) as additional property tax payment methods. To pay your tax bill online, visit the online tax bill services page on our website. There are two ways to pay online, by e-check or by credit card. The fee schedule for these payment types per transaction are as follows: $3.95 for Visa debit card; $1.50 for E-check and 2.35% of total amount due for credit card ($1.95 minimum). There is no provision under North Carolina law that allows a local government to extract the cost of this service directly from the property tax payment. If you find the convenience fee to be unacceptable, you may still mail your payment via check or money order or pay in person with cash, check or money order during our normal hours of operation.

A payment drop box is located on the outside wall facing Chestnut Street near the parking deck entrance of the Forsyth County Government Center that can be utilized at any time.

If you pay a tax bill through your bank’s online bill pay service, it is imperative that you use the correct account number for the bill that you are trying to pay. The account numbers change every year, so to avoid rejection of payment, please verify that you are using the correct number. Unpaid accounts accrue interest monthly, so we encourage you to check the status of the bill on our web page to see if it is paid when using any electronic form of payment. www.forsyth.cc/tax/taxbill.aspx