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SAVE
THE DATE!
Saturday, December 1, will mark the kick-off of
downtown holiday events. The
Jaycees Holiday
Parade will begin at 5 p.m. on Fourth Street
followed by the City Christmas Tree Lighting
Celebration produced by the Downtown
Winston-Salem Partnership which begins at 6:30
in Corpening Plaza. The City is providing a 40
foot plus LIVE tree which will be lit following
a program of singing, dancing, treats for the
children and SANTA CLAUS. It’s the best show in
town that is FREE for the whole community.

THE RUSH 24/7
Fitness Center has signed a lease for 22,000 s.f.
in the Twin City Building at the corner of
Fourth and Marshall. The center promises to
have state of the art fitness equipment, free
weights, Pilates, spinning, kick boxing and
yoga. Amenities at centers in other cities
include a rock climbing station, tanning beds,
whirlpools, and steam and sauna rooms. A
temporary workout facility will be set up by
December 1 at Cat’s Corner while The Rush is
under construction.
THE
ANNEX AT BROOKSTOWN LLC
has purchased the former Carswell Business
Systems building at 126 Brookstown Avenue for
the purpose of building a conference center that
will be an addition to the Brookstown Inn. The
center, which will total approximately 5,000 s.f.
will be licensed by the International
Association of Conference Centers which
currently has only one member, Graylyn
International Conference Center, in
Winston-Salem. Renovations are set to begin
soon with completion sometime in 2008.
ANOTHER RESTAURANT FOR FOURTH STREET
will soon be added to Eat St. Chris Barnes,
owner of the popular Sixth and Vine restaurant
in the Arts District has leased the former
Kababs space at the corner of Fourth and
Marshall. The bar and grille will have a sleek,
contemporary look while serving upscale bar
food. Both levels of the building will be
utilized. Upfitting is underway with a March
opening anticipated.

THE
WORLD EXCHANGE,
a retail business supplied by Winston-Salem
Sister Cities, has opened at 420 N. Cherry
Street next to the Downtown Bike Patrol Office.
Items from Moldova, Ghana, Nassau, and Shanghai,
China will be sold to support art scholarships,
entrepreneurial loans, educational exchanges,
and school equipment in the Sister Cities.
GOLER
HEIGHTS
continues to add to its master plan with the
latest initiative of 150 residential units for
sale and rent on Patterson Avenue. A 4-story
building is planned which will include 15,000
s.f. of ground floor retail. The mixed-use
project should be complete by 2009.

WORLD
CAMP, INC has just moved its
international headquarters into the Artists on
Liberty (AOL) Building at 521 North
Liberty St. World Camp is a non-profit
that conducts volunteer programs in Malawi
(Africa), Honduras, and India teaching HIV/AIDS
and environmental education in rural primary
schools. They will be involved in the First
Friday Gallery Hop and holding regular business
hours, so please stop by their new office! For
more information, visit
www.worldcampforkids.org or call
336-723-7900.
THE
JON KUHN STUDIO BUILDING at 701 N.
Liberty Street is currently undergoing major
exterior renovations. The improvements
include a complete makeover to the building
exterior as well as a new grand entrance on the
north side of the building, which is
approximately 25,000 s.f. in size.
Renovations also include a new parking lot
adjacent to the building on the north side of
the property.
Jon Kuhn is regarded as one of the leading
glass artists in the world.

THE
TATTOO ARCHIVE, THE BOOK MISTRESS AND THE PAUL
ROGERS TATTOO RESEARCH CENTER
have relocated from Berkeley California after 24
years to 618 W. Fourth Street in the Bolich
Building. The Tattoo Archive was formed in 1980
and is a working tattoo studio doing custom
tattooing. The BookMistress sells tattoo
related books, cards and postcards. The Paul
Rogers Tattoo Research Center (PRTRC) is a
nonprofit corporation, the basis of which is the
extensive tattoo collection of famous North
Carolina tattooist Paul Rogers who practiced his
craft for decades before his death. Opening
this month, the Tattoo Archive will do business
Monday through Saturday from noon to 8 p.m.
THE
PIEDMONT TRIAD RESEARCH PARK
has leased space in Albert Hall to two new
nanotechnology companies that could be
conducting research by the end of the year.
FiberCell, Inc. and PlexiLight Inc. are
nanotechnology ventures that are developing
solar cells and lighting systems respectively.
They are still assembling their work forces.

DOWNTOWN 101
will be held for the last time this year on
Tuesday, November 27. Facilitated by the
Downtown Winston-Salem Partnership, this 3-hour
seminar from
8 -11 a.m. is full of information for those
interested in starting a business downtown or
simply learning more about the downtown market.
Click on picture below for more info. To register, e-mail
admin@dwsp.org.

DESIGNED
BY SNOOZE
is a new studio in the Artists on Liberty
Building which carries personalized stationery,
business cards, invitations, Christmas cards and
unique papers from all over the world. For the
holidays, an entire room is devoted to stocking
stuffers and holiday ideas. The studio is open
Tuesday-Saturday from 10 am to 5 pm, for Gallery
Hops on the first Friday of every month and by
appointment.
STIMMEL
ASSOCIATES, P.A.
has added three new employees: Omar Ching PE,
Project Engineer; Cassie Roznovsky and Bill
Davis, Landscape Architectural Technicians.
Stimmel Associates is a landscape architectural,
land planning and civil engineering firm with
offices at 601 N. Trade Street.
KINGZ DOWNTOWN MARKET is
getting closer to opening everyday.
Construction is well underway and a Downtown
Grocery store will become a reality at the end
of November when Kingz will open its doors at
418 N. Liberty St.
THE DOWNTOWN BASEBALL STADIUM
now has a construction cam that people can log
onto and view LIVE and time lapse shots of the
site.
Click here to view the construction cam.
DID YOU KNOW………that the
Infrastructure Committee of the Downtown
Winston-Salem Partnership conducted a
Development Coordination Forum on October 23
for the exciting Union Station project on
the site of the former Davis Garage Twenty-two
representatives of private utility companies,
City Public Works Department, Planning,
engineering companies and private developers met
to exchange ideas and information in order for
the project to proceed smoothly and in a timely
manner. It is slated to begin in the spring of
2009 with completion in 2011. The DWSP
facilitates Development Coordination Forums for
any developer with plans for a project in the
downtown area.

CONGRATULATIONS
TO
………..
SilkRoad Technology, Inc. for being
recognized as Technology Business of the Year,
and to ISP Sports for being chosen
Entrepreneurial Success of the Year. The awards
were presented at the 2007 Small Business Awards
Luncheon hosted by the
Twin City Quarter, the
WS
Chamber of Commerce, and the
City of
Winston-Salem;
Betty Quick
of Womble Carlyle for being named the recipient
of the annual North Carolina Chief Justice’s
Commission on professionalism award. It was
established to honor a N. C. attorney, law firm
or organization for contributions to the
betterment of the legal profession.
BEST
WISHES TO OFFICER CHARLES MCCOY
of the Downtown Bike Patrol who was injured in a
training accident on October 15. Officer McCoy
is now recovering at home and reportedly making
good progress.
BALD
EAGLE TECHNOLOGIES is the
official IT partner of the DWSP. For your
IT needs, please feel free to contact them by
visiting their website.

CONVENTIONS DOWNTOWN THIS MONTH
Date
Organization
Attending
Location
Nov. 5-9 NW AHEC/ Case
Management 800
Twin City Quarter
Nov. 9-11 NC Writers
Network 400
Twin City Quarter
Nov. 9-13 NC Music
Educators 3,800
Twin City Quarter, Wingate, Best
Western, Hawthorne
Nov. 14-16 NC School Library
Media 1,100
Twin City Quarter
Nov. 15-19 Piedmont
Craftsmen Fair
5,400 Wingate,
Hawthorne
Nov. 16-18 Cheer & Dance Championship
8,000 City-Wide
Nov. 26-29 NC Employment
Security 150
Twin City Quarter
DWSP MEETINGS THIS MONTH
Nov. 7
Executive
Committee
10:30 a.m.
DWSP Offices
Nov. 7
Downtown Foundation
9:30 a.m.
DWSP Offices
Nov. 9
Infrastructure
Committee
8:00 a.m. DWSP Offices
Nov.
14 Public Safety
Network 8:30
a.m. DWSP Offices
Nov.
14 Retail
Committee 8:30
a.m. TBA
Nov. 16
Development
Committee
8:30 a.m. 3rd Floor City
Hall
Nov. 26 Restaurant & Club
Roundtable 4:00 p.m. TBA
Nov. 28
Real Estate
Roundtable 8:00
a.m. DWSP Offices
THANK YOU TO THIS MONTH'S NEW & RENEWING DWSP MEMBERS!
Quality
Oil Company
Warco
Enterprises, Inc.
Millennium
Center
Modern
Automotive Network
6th
& Vine Restaurant
The
Clearing House Payments Company
Embassy
Suites at the Twin City Quarter
The
Downtown Elementary School
Gallins
Foods, Inc.
Primo
Water
Spilman
Thomas and Battle, PLLC
Mr. &
Mrs. Wake Wagner
Mr.
& Mrs. Randall Tuttle
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