The past 20 months have not been easy for former State Rep. Larry Womble. The weeks and months that have stretched out since the Dec. 2, 2011 car accident that
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For the past two decades, New York City native Esther Davis has dedicated her life to education. “I’ve always loved teaching, from when I was young,” said Davis, who has
Trayvon Martin’s slaying – and the subsequent acquittal of his killer, George Zimmerman – has raised questions nationwide about Stand Your Ground laws, legislation that many believe allowed Zimmerman to
Roundup brings Bostonians back home Despite a persistent rain, hundreds flocked to Drayton Pines Park Saturday for the 20th Annual Boston Roundup. Essentially a large-scale community reunion for those who
Leaders say candidate’s corruption allegations are all make-believe Democratic mayoral candidate Gardenia Henley is accusing some local church leaders of
In an age where budget cuts are not the exception but the rule, local educators are flocking to The Educator
New leadership team vows to work to make Winston Lake Y better, stronger Burlington native Terry Smith has assumed the
From the moment he first picked up a guitar, Herb Stephens was in love. And, for almost as long, the
When Winston-Salem resident George Grundy volunteered with the Point in Time (PIT) count in January, the experience of being homeless
Boxing/MMA programs keep teens off the streets, out of trouble Nineteen year-old George Dominguez used to spend his free time
