Lindsay Clein is an anchor and reporter for WXII 12 News in Winston Salem, North Carolina. With a passion for storytelling, Lindsay covers local news and events, highlighting the stories that matter to the community. She is known for her enthusiasm, sense of adventure, and dedication to making a positive impact in people's lives.
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Winston-Salem, United States (Local)
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Lindsay Clein's coverage primarily focuses on local community events, charity initiatives, and awareness campaigns in Winston-Salem and Surry County. She frequently covers stories related to family & relationships, crime, pets, health & wellbeing. Her articles often revolve around seasonal events and government announcements.
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November is Lung Cancer Awareness Month, a time to raise awareness and share information surrounding the disease.
Two Winston-Salem State University graduate students are on a mission to help fellow moms. They've designed an ergonomics program in an effort to help prevent and reduce injuries for mothers caring for children.
Governor Roy Cooper says bringing relief to Western North Carolina in the wake of Helene remains his top priority and will be until the day he leaves office.
This Thanksgiving is looking anything but traditional for many families in Western North Carolina, displaced by Helene.
Tim Prefume came to Swannanoa all the way from Waco, Texas with truck loads of dog food and other pet supplies.
The holidays look much different for families in Western North Carolina this year-- left without a place to call home.
From building homes to providing RVs to handing out heaters and other supplies-- BeLoved Asheville is helping its neighbors in need.
A local restaurant group is helping to make sure that every child in Western North Carolina receives gifts this Christmas.
From bikes to Barbies to board games and baby dolls, Toys For Tots is helping provide gifts to around 40,000 children in Forsyth and Yadkin Counties this year.
It's a major milestone for Second Harvest Food Bank's Providence Culinary Training Program-- the 1,000th graduate.
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