Julius Reese Jr., a rising eighth-grader at Southeast Middle School, is gaining the attention from college basketball coaches across the country.
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The Confederate monument at the former county courthouse in downtown Winston-Salem has become a source of controversy.
Imani and Nina Joins are Two Sisters and a Lemon, offering a variety of lemonade flavors to thirsty customers.
Before the end of the month, the Winston-Salem Police Department (WSPD) will have a new chief.
Local firefighter John Powell was named N.C. Firefighter of the Year.
The unrest in Charlottesville, Virginia, over the weekend has spurred much reaction across the nation and in Winston-Salem.
When the principal position at Winston-Salem Preparatory Academy became vacant earlier this summer, Reggie Hunt knew it was the job for him.
St. James Missionary Baptist Church celebrated its first Men’s and Women’s Day on Sunday.
With only a few weeks left in their summer vacation, more than 500 local educators came together last week to help each other prepare for the school year.
The first in a three part series on Old Salem’s Hidden Town project that exposes the history of enslaved African Americans in the town of Salem.
