In photo above: Forsyth County Board of Elections Chairman Ken Raymond. (Photo by Todd Luck) At its monthly meeting on Thursday, May 21, the Forsyth County Board of Elections covered
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Imam Khalid Griggs, an associate chaplain at Wake Forest University and leader of the Community Mosque, said in the aftermath of tragedies – like the one at the Paris headquarters
Registered voters staying home To the Editor: In Forsyth County, only 44 percent of eligible voters decided to vote. Why did roughly six out of 10 registered voters stay home?
The voter registration machine is in full-throttle now that the Oct. 10 deadline is in plain sight. “We have trained a lot of other groups on voting registration. We are
(pictured above: Fleming El-Amin sits on the three-member Board of Elections.) Some Forsyth County residents are fuming about a proposed early
Injustices Continue If North Carolina is not careful, it could garner the dubious reputation as a place where expediency trumps
Citizenship demands participation To the Editor: Citizenship carries both duties and responsibilities that require active participation. One of those responsibilities
Bond Referendum We are pleased and surprised that talk of a bond referendum has not relegated the city’s more urban
(pictured above: Charles Wilson addresses Board of Elections members (from left): Fleming El-Amin, Ken Raymond and Stuart Russell. Also pictured is
BOE mum on Coffman’s ouster
(pictured above: BOE members (from left) Fleming El-Amin and Ken Raymond listen as Stuart Russell speaks.) Citizens hoping to make their voices