After more than a decade in the classroom as a teacher, this school year, longtime educator Dr. Janet Taylor will step into a new role as principal.
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During a meeting on Monday, Aug. 19 the Winston-Salem City Council voted to rename the Dixie Classic Fair.
More than a thousand people filed into Union Baptist Church on Tuesday, Aug. 13 to celebrate the life of Julius “Juice” Sampson Jr.
As part of a new partnership with the Forsyth County Sheriff’s Office, North Hills Elementary School received $50,000 last week to help fund things such as new uniforms, field trips and food for students in need.
Although racial epithets were used during the altercation between Julius “Juice” Sampson Jr. and Robert Granato, the Winston Salem Police Department has concluded that the fatal shooting in the parking lot of BJ’s Restaurant & Brewhouse last week was not racially motivated.
HAWS seems to be moving forward with sale of Crystal Towers while tenants left in the dark
Art exhibit draws connection between stereotypes, biases
NBTF production shines light on Children’s Crusade of 1963
NBTF’s ‘Man Talk’ gives young men a chance to open up
Chef J’Avia, owner of Chef J’Avia Scents, took a step closer to becoming known worldwide earlier this week when she opened her second and third locations.
