Lewisville is named after which early settler and postmaster?

A) Lewis Case B) Lewis Laugenour C) Lewis Johnson

A fire broke out Tuesday morning at a Clemmons strip mall, leaving three businesses damaged and drawing a major emergency response.

The blaze began just before 10 a.m. at Deluxe Spa & Nail on Westwood Village Drive, quickly spreading to nearby stores.

Firefighters from Clemmons, Lewisville, and Forsyth County rushed to the scene, joined by reinforcements to contain the flames.

One person suffered minor burns while trying to extinguish the fire and was taken to Atrium Health Wake Forest Baptist Hospital for treatment.

Overall, over 50 firefighters worked together to stop the fire from causing further destruction.

The Forsyth County Fire Marshal’s Office is investigating the cause.

This incident highlights the critical need for strong fire safety and quick action by local emergency crews to protect the community.

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Traffic congestion at West Forsyth High School continues to frustrate parents and commuters, with no clear timeline for relief despite a recent NCDOT study focused on solutions.

In November 2024, the North Carolina Department of Transportation suggested extending the school’s car line and rerouting the exit toward Southwest School Road to keep vehicles off Lewisville-Clemmons Road.

While the Village of Clemmons approved funding for these changes in March, the start date is still pending.

In the interim, several parents received citations from the Forsyth County Sheriff's Office for stopping roadside during pick-up and drop-off.

Community members, like parent Renae Franks, support rerouting traffic as the most effective fix, especially since expanding Lewisville-Clemmons Road is not feasible.

Residents continue to call for urgent action to ease daily traffic headaches near the high school.

Q: What are some popular outdoor activities in the Lewisville-Clemmons area of North Carolina?

A: - Some popular outdoor activities in Lewisville-Clemmons, North Carolina include Tanglewood Park in Clemmons (golf, walking trails, bike trails, horseback riding, and more) and  Joanie Moser Park in Lewisville (pickleball, baseball/softball, playground, picnic shelter).

Q: What is the population of Lewisville-Clemmons, North Carolina?

A: - The population of Clemmons, North Carolina is approximately 21,600. The population of Lewisville, NC is about 14,200.

Q: Are there any annual events or festivals held in Lewisville-Clemmons?

A: - Clemmons Community Day – An annual day of community gathering, paired sometimes with the local farmers market pop-up, held in the village each spring. --- In Lewisville: Street Party & Food Truck Festival – The Annual festival takes place in June each year at Shallowford Square. It features dozens of food trucks, live music, adult beverages, and free admission.

Answer: B – Lewis Laugenour