Winston-Salem police are asking for help finding Travis Lamont Wilson, a 40-year-old Black man standing roughly 5’9” tall and weighing 260 lbs with a shaved head and brown eyes — he was last seen on the 3800 block of Heather View Lane wearing a white shirt, black pants, and brown shoes and is believed to be traveling on foot because he has a cognitive impairment.
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The City of Winston-Salem announced on May 7 that the HOME-ARP Funded Public Facility project at 101 N. Main Street will tear down old structures and build new facilities using $10,800,000 from city funds and private equity. The City will request HUD to release funds on or about May 23 after it certifies there is no significant impact on the human environment.
Deputies with the Forsyth County Sheriff’s Office said 15-year-old Tymir Carpenter, a Black male last seen on Monday at the 6000 block of Pegram Farm Road wearing a black hoodie, black jogger pants and white/yellow shoes, is missing and they are asking anyone with information to contact the sheriff’s office.
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