Elections that will determine the leaders of the Winston-Salem Branch of the NAACP have been postponed until state NAACP can be on hand to monitor the process. Elections were slated
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Ebola was the topic on Tuesday, Nov. 11 during an international relations class at Winston-Salem State University. A panel discussed Ebola’s causes, its transmission and the economic toll of fighting
(pictured above: Randall Lindsay stands outside of his New Hope Manor apartment.) A 54-year-old disabled man unable to pay his more than $3,000 water bill may soon be without service,
Agency gives job-seekers the look of success (pictured above: Glynis Bell stands in one of the clothing rooms.) Sylvia Jones started her new job last week with a new set
Larry Womble makes hefty donation to start WSSU scholarship in honor of his parents and grandparents (pictured above: At the
Leaders say the law makes no such assurances (pictured above: Panelists David Dennis with Superintendent Beverly Emory (center) and moderator Denise
(pictured above: Fire Chief Antony Farmer assures local press conference that the city’s ready to respond.) Messa Hunder was looking
South Fork Elementary students received a lesson on how to combat bullying from Harlem Globetrotter Jonathan “Hawk” Thomas on Tuesday,
(pictured above: TaWanna Archia) Domestic violence education group holding first program A new organization is working to equip women –
(pictured above: Chancellor Donald Reaves accepts a check from Hullda Hopewell.) There were hugs, kisses and gasps of excitement last Thursday
