Virtual town hall sheds light on needs in education post COVID-19
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Flags were flown at half-staff at state and federal buildings across the state earlier this week to honor the life and service of Winston-Salem legend Larry Womble. Womble died last Thursday, May 14, at his home here in the city.
Earlier this week, “Mask the City,” an initiative launched last month to provide masks for everyone in the city, held a Senior Day where people age 65 and older were able to receive a free face mask.
City Council members James Taylor and Denise Adams proposed an ordinance that would increase the percentage of workforce housing units in city funded dwellings, and prohibit property managers from denying housing based on an applicant’s criminal record.
Long’s innocence argued in Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals
Commentary: Who will fill vacant seat on W-S City Council?
Final grading decisions made by NCDPI and NCSBE
Earlier this week, Knollwood Baptist Church and Action4Equity held a virtual gathering to discuss the recent findings in the state’s landmark constitutional education case, Leandro v. North Carolina, and how it will impact the future of K-12 education funding across the state.
Northeast Council Member Vivian H. Burke died Tuesday, May 5. The longtime public servant was 85.
$30M Choice Neighborhoods Grant could be good news for supporters of Ashley Elementary
