Mission church in Asheville features rare fresco of real people of their community
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For the past 20 years, Anita “Boss Lady” Dean-Arnette of The Light (1340 AM and 103.5 FM), a local Christian radio station, has invited listeners to send in letters to nominate their mothers for the title of “Mother of the Year.” From humble beginnings in a conference room, the event has grown to become a much-anticipated annual tradition in the area.
A little over a year ago, Brandon Horne had a decision to make. He had recently been let go from his job due to the pandemic and had to choose if he was going to apply for another corporate job, or go all in as an entrepreneur.
Busta’s Person of the Week: Mother and daughter go from Winston-Salem to Hollywood
Book Review: “Scapegoat No More: Ways to Understanding Scapegoating and How to Stop It” by Gina Maria Dobson
In a season that was totally unpredictable and unprecedented, the Spartans of Mount Tabor were crowned 3A Football State Champions after defeating Cleveland High School 24-16 to cap off an undefeated 11-0 season.
The League, sponsored by the Josh Howard Foundation, has made it’s return to the city. As the premiere adult men’s league in the Triad area, players and fans were eager to have the teams lace them up and start playing basketball again in The League.
Carmelo Anthony has joined some elite company and cemented himself as one of the most prolific scorers in the history
Winston-Salem/Forsyth County Schools wrapped up Teacher Appreciation Week by shining a light on some of the district’s best employees during the fourth annual Core Awards.
- Mission church in Asheville features rare fresco of real people of their community
- Mother of the Year crowned at annual event
- From downfall to dream come true
- Busta’s Person of the Week: Mother and daughter go from Winston-Salem to Hollywood
- Book Review: “Scapegoat No More: Ways to Understanding Scapegoating and How to Stop It” by Gina Maria Dobson
- Mt. Tabor captures first state title with dream season
- The League is back and better than ever
- Let’s give Carmelo his just due
- Core Awards honor outstanding educators, support staff
- City officials continue talks on alternative response models
