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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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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A junior at East Forsyth High School is raising awareness Tuesday, through his lacrosse game.
Artists at the Sawtooth School for Visual Art have been busy preparing the bowls that will feed the community, made with a whole lot of love.
By: Lindsay Clein
Families who have lost loved ones to fentanyl throughout the state have the opportunity to come together in Winston-Salem Saturday, in an effort to seek support and also raise awareness.
Collins Aerospace in Winston-Salem is encouraging young girls to eventually pursue careers in engineering.
This week is National Public Safety Telecommunicators Week. It's a time to honor and recognize 911 professionals who take the initial calls during times of crime, chaos and crisis.
By: Lindsay Clein
Learning got creative at Speas Elementary School in Winston-Salem Tuesday, thanks to some Wake Forest University students.
You'll notice a nice, new welcome addition to downtown Winston-Salem at the intersection of North Liberty Street and North Main Street.
By: Lindsay Clein
Some Parkland High School students have a lot to look forward to next week after studying Trevor Noah's memoir "Born A Crime."
A Winston-Salem native is using his music to help honor the memories of fallen police officers across the country.
As National Police Week comes to an end, Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police spent the day paying tribute to law enforcement officers killed in the line of duty.
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