The Winston-Salem City Council on Monday awarded a two-year contract to H.O.P.E. of Winston-Salem to operate the city s hydroponic farm at Kimberly Park, almost seven years after the city first
Participants dodged a steady barrage of raindrops as they hurried inside the Anderson Center at Winston-Salem State University on a recent morning. But inside, they tackled blue-sky dreams, ones where
City announces ribbon cutting and celebration of hydroponics farm at Kimberley Park Saturday more than six years after approving the controversial project.
Winston-Salem officials have rejected bids to run the city’s hydroponics greenhouse at Kimberley Park, in hopes of getting more potential operators interested in running the food-production facility.
An affiliate of Kaplan Early Learning Co. has spent $2.5 million to purchase the enrichment center of the historic Goler Memorial AME Zion Church in downtown Winston-Salem.