On Saturday, Oct. 27, that magic was on full display inside the Embassy Suites as the Legacy Foundation for Women hosted the first Legacy Awards.
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On Sunday, Oct. 28 the Repairers of the Breach, Union Baptist Church and the NAACP hosted a National Moral Revival and Get-Out-The-Vote-Rally.
More than 100 citizens laced up their walking shoes and marched to the W.R. Anderson Recreation Center to cast their ballots on Saturday, Oct. 27.
On Monday, Oct. 29 Higher Heights hosted a town hall on the campus of Winston-Salem State University. The topic of discussion was voter suppression.
Last week, Rams from across the country descended on the city as Winston-Salem State University celebrated its Homecoming. Headlined by
In 1953, the institution known as Winston-Salem Teacher’s College established its School of Nursing for African-Americans who had a passion
On Sunday, Oct. 21, Barbara Burke and Malashi Woodbury, District 1 Board of Education members-elect, held a meet and greet
For as long as he can remember, Romi White has had a passion and gift for working on cars and
The Downtown Arts District was overflowing with residents from near and far last Saturday, Oct. 13 as thousands flooded the streets for the annual Pride Winston-Salem Festival and Parade.
Hurricane puts dent in Big 4 Alumni reunion
