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In this Hey Kernersville Issue
🗞️ Three 40-Foot Dandelion Sculptures Rise Along Salem Parkway — and Not Everyone's Happy
🗞️ WS/FCS School Board Reverses Calendar Vote: School Year Starts Aug. 10
🗞️ Forsyth County Passes FY27 Budget After Sheriff's Public Pushback
🗞️ Kernersville's 5th Annual Juneteenth Celebration Coming June 19 to Harmon Park
Kenersville Area Events
📅 Friday, June 5
Small Business Spotlight: Julie Walker with Japple Wellness — Kernersville Library, 9 AM
Dinner w/ Field 2 Table Food Truck — The Brewer's Kettle Kernersville, 5 PM
Parents' Night Out — Bricks & Minifigs Kernersville, 5–8 PM
📅 Saturday, June 6
Cars & Coffee — 1175 S. Main St., 8–10 AM
Free Medical & Dental Clinic — The Crossing Church-North Main, 9 AM–2 PM
Taste of History: Local Legends Fact or Fiction? — Körner's Folly, 10–11:30 AM
Cabana Club 14th Anniversary Sale — 1022-F S. Main St., 10 AM–5 PM
📅 Monday, June 8
Horse & Farm Camp 2026 — Smith Hollow Farm, 9 AM
📅 Tuesday, June 9
"Invasive Hope" Ribbon-Cutting — Twin City Trail behind Truist Stadium, 10 AM
Summer Turtle Sip & Paint — The Brewer's Kettle, 7 PM
📅 Thursday, June 11
Boots, Beats & Line Dancing — Breathe Cocktail Lounge, 221 N Main St, 6:30–10 PM
📅 Saturday, June 13
Summer in the Gardens Artisan Market — Paul J. Ciener Botanical Garden, 10 AM–4 PM
Night at the Museum — Körner's Folly, 5–8 PM
📅 Friday, June 19
Juneteenth Celebration (Free) — Harmon Park, 152 S. Main St., 6:30 PM
📍 Kernersville, NC — Friday, June 5
🌤 Partly Cloudy | High: 89°F | Low: 61°F
Warm and mostly cloudy to start the morning. Humidity around 43% with light winds out of the southwest at 8 mph. A comfortable evening ahead with temperatures dropping through the 70s. Great day to get out early.
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Three 40-Foot Dandelion Sculptures Rise Along Salem Parkway — and Not Everyone's Happy
If you've driven down Salem Parkway recently, you've probably noticed something new rising above the road. Three towering steel-and-aluminum dandelion sculptures now stand along the corridor as part of "Invasive Hope," a public art project years in the making — and now sparking a community conversation.
The project, led by artist Chad Cheek, represents the full lifecycle of a dandelion: from yellow buds near the ground to a 40-foot-tall seed puff near Truist Stadium. The goal was to symbolize resilience and create a gateway image for the city.
The $1 million-plus price tag has raised eyebrows, but city officials say the money came from a 2018 voter-approved bond earmarked for Business 40 corridor improvements — funds that couldn't legally be redirected elsewhere.
"The way bonds work is residents have a list of projects, and they can place a vote on this ballot," explained city planner Kelly Bennett. "When you allocate the money to enhance the corridor, that is legally what you can spend that money on."
A ribbon-cutting is set for Monday, June 9 at 10 a.m. behind Truist Stadium on the Twin City Trail.
WS/FCS School Board Reverses Calendar Vote: School Year Starts Aug. 10
Just six days after approving a traditional calendar, the WS/FCS Board of Education reversed course. Board members voted 6-2 at a special-called meeting to return to the modified schedule. The 2026-27 year now starts August 10 and ends May 21. IB educators at Parkland Magnet pushed hard for the reversal — international exam dates are set globally and don't bend to local schedule changes.
Forsyth County Passes FY27 Budget After Sheriff's Public Pushback
After Sheriff Bobby Kimbrough held a press conference calling the proposed $599 million budget a "slap in the face" to residents — citing staffing shortages, aging patrol vehicles, and over 1,800 calls per year with no deputy available — Forsyth County commissioners voted Thursday on the FY 2026-27 budget. The new fiscal year begins July 1.
Kernersville's 5th Annual Juneteenth Celebration Coming June 19 to Harmon Park
Kernersville's 5th Annual Juneteenth Celebration is set for Friday, June 19 at Harmon Park, 152 S. Main St. The free event starts at 6:30 p.m. with live music by Angela Joy Cone, food trucks, and community vendors. All are welcome.
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