Since 2014, the Branded For Knowledge (BFK) Basketball Classic has given local ninth-graders a venue to showcase their talents on the court. This year the tournament was bigger and better
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Ben Piggott, former senior supervisor of the Carl H. Russell Sr. Community Center, retired from the Winston-Salem Recreation and Parks Department on Nov. 30. A celebration was held in his
Former Hanes Hosiery Community Center Supervisor Art Blevins has been retired for six months. That has not stopped him from keeping in touch with many of his kids or their
Last week the Walkertown Wolfpack faced off against the Vikings of North Forsyth and walked away with a 54-48 victory in a closely contested game.
Former federal agent Bobby Kimbrough will hold a security workshop for churches on Saturday, Dec. 9 at Greater Church, 5095 Lansing Drive, from 9 a.m.
Last Tuesday Mt. Tabor not only held Reagan to two points in the first quarter, they continued their onslaught en route to a 76-52 victory.
Recently First Baptist Church, 700 N. Highland Ave., welcomed new pastor, Paul Robeson Ford to lead the congregation.
Knowing people were in need of a meal, Blood Bought Word Ministry provided a one for the less fortunate people in its community on Thanksgiving Day.
On a crisp and cool Thursday morning, teams from eight Forsyth County schools took to the gridiron: North Forsyth, Mount Tabor, Reynolds, West Forsyth, East Forsyth, Parkland, Carver and Glenn high schools.
Since 2011, the Elite 8 Alumni nonprofit has been holding a flag football and basketball tournament annually for the men. After years of not having something for the women, Nakeeba Orr decided it was time, and after some thought, a kickball game was formed.
