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Seniors dance at Elms
Dressed in their finest, senior citizens danced to familiar Christmas tunes Monday evening at The Elms … with…
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Counting to 50: Class of ‘65 was West’s 1st
By Dwight Sparks The Clemmons Courier As a member of the first graduating class of West Forsyth High…
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Family suits up for the Irish
By Jim Buice The Clemmons Courier When Kelley Ryan talked about his experience as a participant in Notre…
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Council 3-2 cuts travel
By Jim BuiceThe Clemmons Courier Although the 2014-15 fiscal year budget ordinance of nearly $6 million was approved…
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Rocket team blasts into national finals
Six students from West Forsyth, R.J. Reynolds, Atkins Magnet, and Reagan high schools beat out more than 700…
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Principal climbs atop roof
Last Thursday, Southwest Elementary School celebrated the culmination of their “Read to the Roof Challenge” by having their…
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Final four: West baseball team beats Reagan, RJR to advance
Quality pitches.In do-or-die tournament play, they mean everything.The West Forsyth baseball team demonstrated why last week.Having the unenviable…
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West students help open relocated Food Pantry
On Sunday afternoon, the Clemmons Food Pantry celebrated their new location with a Community Open House and Ribbon…
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Jonah’s inspiring fight comes to an end
By Chris MackieThe Clemmons Courier “Jonah.” In the most inspiring way imaginable, that name has now become eternally…
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School project introduces student to WWII pilot killed in China
The project was intended to highlight the people, places and events of our great nation. But when Clemmons…
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Jane Crouse does the math
The tobacco market was a booming market during the 1950’s. Celebrities like John Wayne and even Santa Claus…
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Youth cleans up with new business
Remember that first job you had as a kid? Maybe it was mowing yards, being a babysitter or…
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Finding his family
As I walked into Panera Bread, Marc Fairchild quipped, “You must know my wife, Morgan?” He is referring…
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Foxx visits Kiwanis
U.S. Rep. Virginia Foxx visited the Clemmons Kiwanis Club last week, praising the club’s public service and giving…
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Bataan Death March survivor
It happened at this time of year — way back in 1942 on the Philippine islands that had…
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Robert O’Keef
Growing up in Rocky Mount, Robert O’Keef did not always expect to retire in Clemmons. But he and…
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$15 million Elms expansion underway
Construction on Trinity Elms health and rehab, a $15 million skilled care nursing home being built by Lutheran…
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Keeping the faith in fitness
When Paul Bennett finally turned to the Jerry Long Family YMCA in Clemmons, he knew he was in…
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Clemmons woman tapped to slow-pitch N.C. hall of fame
The game is played much differently now, but in her time, Debra Koontz of Clemmons was a force…
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Ward’s Kay named teacher of year
Marvin Ward Elementary School third grade teacher Ramona Kay has been named the school’s teacher of the year.…
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Council picks Roark to fill vacancy
Continuing what has developed into a trend, the Clemmons Village Council once again promoted a member of the…
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Lowes Foods upsizes
For the newly refurbished Lowes Foods store in Clemmons, being “local” isn’t just a catch phrase. It’s reality.…
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West fills bus with food gifts
West Forsyth High students don’t do things in a small way. The school’s Student Leadeership Committee again sponsored…
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Scotty fever!
Shoppers at Lowes Foods in Clemmons found a special holiday item between the deli and seafood sections last…
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Nelson takes helm as village mayor
There were plenty of changes in the seating arrangement up front in Village Hall Monday night as Nick…
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Clemmons native’s book recalls World War II era
He boarded the Southern Railway passenger train at Clemmons Station in 1949, but a part of Elmer L.…