Welcome back, Lewisville-Clemmons neighbors! 👋

Here is your latest community update! 

We hope you’re enjoying these early signs of spring. 🌸

This week’s newsletter is packed with local news, events, and sports happening right here in our community. From a roundup of things to do around Lewisville and Clemmons, to a look at local high school sports and Wake Forest baseball, there’s plenty happening close to home.

We’re also covering a major shakeup in the Winston-Salem/Forsyth County Schools Board of Education race, where several incumbents lost their seats in the primaries as voters prepare for the November election. 🗳️

In development news, an Arizona-based charter school operator is planning a $36 million campus in Clemmons, bringing expanded school choice and new development to the Lewisville-Clemmons Road corridor. 🎓

Thinking about moving to the area? We’re also sharing our Relocation Guide to Winston-Salem, highlighting why so many families choose to live in Lewisville and Clemmons while enjoying easy access to the city’s jobs, hospitals, and entertainment. 🏡

And in real estate news, recent mortgage rate drops are already boosting housing activity across the Lewisville-Clemmons market, with buyers returning as spring approaches. 📈

Finally, we’re recapping a dramatic NCHSAA playoff game where West Charlotte edged West Forsyth in overtime, ending the Titans’ undefeated season in the 8A West Championship. 🏀

Happy reading!

The We Love ❤️Lewisville-Clemmons Newsletter Team

“The well of nature is full today. Time to go outside

and take a drink.”

— Diane Ackerman

The Winston-Salem/Forsyth County Schools Board of Education is set for major changes, with three of six incumbents losing in the primary elections.

Thirteen candidates will advance to the general election, competing for nine seats across District 1, District 2, and at-large positions.

Notably, Democrat Richard Watts (at-large), and Republicans Susan Miller and Steve Wood (District 2) were unseated.

Incumbents Trevonia Brown-Gaither and Alex Bohannon (District 1, Democrats), and Robert Barr (District 2, Republican) will move forward.

Among new contenders, Ronda Mays, a former local educators’ association president, led the at-large Democratic primary, earning strong community support and calling for bipartisan efforts to improve education.

District 2 Democrat Lee Childress and Republican Bob Weiss, both with education and leadership backgrounds, also topped their primaries, promising advocacy and personal commitment.

The race reflects keen local interest after a year of financial instability, with voter choices poised to reshape the board’s balance of Democrats and Republicans.

Legacy Traditional Schools is launching its first North Carolina campus in Clemmons, expanding educational options for families in West Forsyth.

The K-8 school is designed for up to 1,200 students, focusing on a curriculum centered around patriotism, citizenship, and classic learning values.

Spanning 81,000 square feet, the facility will include several buildings, athletic fields, and recreational spaces, with nearby parcels set aside for future retail development.

Construction begins in May with a projected $36 million investment, bringing enhanced infrastructure and new jobs to the region.

Residents can expect increased local employment and a major boost to the community’s growth upon the school’s completion.

Families interested in enrolling are advised to watch for key admission details and upcoming events as the opening draws near.

This milestone marks a significant step for Clemmons and West Forsyth schools, promising academic excellence and broader community opportunities.

About Your Sponsors – Kim & Tony Green

Kim and Tony Green are the husband-and-wife team behind Green Haven Realty, a locally owned real estate firm serving the Lewisville-Clemmons community and greater Triad region.

• Kim Green is a full-time Realtor® dedicated to helping individuals and families find the perfect home or successfully sell for maximum value.

• Tony Green is a Certified General  Appraiser and real estate broker, bringing a deep level of market expertise, valuation accuracy, and negotiation insight rarely found in residential real estate.

As longtime local residents, Kim and Tony not only serve the  community — they’re actively invested in it. They are passionate about helping neighbors build wealth through real estate, supporting local businesses, and welcoming new residents to the area.

Together, they offer a powerful combination of professional expertise, local knowledge, and personal service that gives buyers and sellers a unique advantage in today’s market.

Check out the latest Lewisville-Clemmons Real Estate 🏠 Market Report here.

Are you thinking about selling your Lewisville-Clemmons home? Click the link below to download Kim & Tony's book.

Mortgage Rates as of 3.6.2026

Winston-Salem, North Carolina, is increasingly recognized as a standout destination for relocation, recently ranking No. 27 among the nation’s most sought-after cities. This surge in interest is reflected in its dynamic housing market, where the median home price climbed to $287,000 as of January 2026—a notable 14.9% annual increase. Homes now sell in just over two months, with 68% moving within a month, signaling high demand.

The rental landscape is also upbeat, with average monthly rent rising to $1,468 in December 2025, an affordable 2.4% year-over-year growth. This balance of affordability and strong amenities is drawing both new residents and investors.

Ongoing infrastructure improvements, like the Winston-Salem Northern Beltway, are further boosting connectivity and quality of life.

Combining urban energy with suburban appeal, Winston-Salem stands out as a top choice for those seeking opportunity and community.

One of the biggest advantages of living in Lewisville or Clemmons is the easy access to Winston-Salem. Residents enjoy a quieter suburban lifestyle while remaining just minutes from major employers, hospitals, colleges, shopping, dining, and entertainment. With convenient routes like I-40 and U.S. 421 nearby, commuting to downtown Winston-Salem or the Hanes Mall area is quick and simple.

Lower mortgage rates are leading to increased activity in the housing market in  Lewisville and Clemmons, North Carolina.

Homebuyers are taking advantage of these lower rates to purchase homes and refinance existing mortgages.

The decrease in interest rates is providing buyers with more purchasing power and boosting the local real estate market.

Additionally, the current low rates are expected to continue attracting buyers and sellers, making it an opportune time to enter the housing market in these areas.

West Charlotte Lions clinched a thrilling 74-70 overtime win over West Forsyth Titans at Lenoir-Rhyne University’s Shuford Arena, snapping the Titans’ perfect record in the inaugural NCHSAA 8A West regional championship.

The Lions now return to the state finals for the first time since their 2022 3A championship, their journey fueled by resilience and clutch performances.

Highlights included Kaharri Coleman’s electrifying three-quarter-court buzzer-beater and West Forsyth’s Kamauri Manuel forcing overtime with a dramatic tip-in.

In the extra period, Coleman delivered a key three-pointer and emphatic dunks, while sophomore Chacho Womack iced the game at the line for West Charlotte.

Senior J’Khai McManus-Wade’s defensive presence proved vital, and the Lions’ fast breaks exploited the Titans’ transition defense.

Despite leading much of the way, West Forsyth struggled with fouls and missed free throws late, ending their season at an impressive 26-1.

Joke Of The Day 😄

When is the best time to wash your Slinky?
During spring cleaning!

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