Last month representatives from New America, a think tank that focuses on a range of public policy issues, revealed findings from a study that took a closer look at evictions and mortgage foreclosures in Forsyth County. To no one’s surprise who is familiar with the area, the findings show that the communities east of Highway 52 are in dire need.
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- Study on housing loss reveals few surprises for urban core
- Local board of education scheduled to make decision on reopening schools
- Local students discuss race and equity during annual forum
- Busta’s Person of the Week: ‘I’d rather be blind, because it made me a better person’
- Chris Paul joins First Take for interview
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Local board of education scheduled to make decision on reopening schools
Students from Winston-Salem/Forsyth County high schools came together virtually last week to share their thoughts on race relations and equity across the country and in their respective schools, during the annual Student Race Relations Forum.
Busta’s Person of the Week: ‘I’d rather be blind, because it made me a better person’
Chris Paul was a guest on ESPN’s First Take to discuss his involvement during HBCU Week and the continued fight for social justice in America. Paul dropped a major announcement at the end of the interview where he stated he was attending Winston-Salem State University.
The Winston Lake Golf Course will once again host the charity golf tournament for the Winston-Salem Stealers organization. The tournament, organized by The Robinson Group, will take place on October 10 and will start at 9 a.m. sharp.
Commentary: Election 2020: The coming chaos
- Study on housing loss reveals few surprises for urban core
- Local board of education scheduled to make decision on reopening schools
- Local students discuss race and equity during annual forum
- Busta’s Person of the Week: ‘I’d rather be blind, because it made me a better person’
- Chris Paul joins First Take for interview
- Charity golf tournament seeks to help local team
- The Clippers were frauds
- Letters to the Editor
- Commentary: Election 2020: The coming chaos
- Commentary: Marxists, Smarxists. Black Lives Matter.
