Less than two years ago doctors diagnosed Sherman Transou with congestive heart failure and told him that his heart was only pumping 10 percent of blood, today he uses that motivate others.
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The Forsyth County Board of Commissioners presented City-County Planning and Development Services with a plaque recognizing them for winning an international award for code innovation.
The U.S. Department of Education has agreed to look into the claim filed by Action4Equity against the Winston-Salem Forsyth County School System.
For over a week now the corner of Fourth and Liberty Streets has been the topic of discussions across the state.
Ujamaa or cooperative economics was the theme of the day last Saturday as people across the city celebrated the third night of Kwanzaa.
The Delta Arts Center on New Walkertown Road was the location of the second night of Kwanzaa, Thursday, Dec. 27, celebrating the principle of Kujichagulia or Self-Determination.
The petition filed by Tyler and Todd Leinbach will go back to the planning board.
Santa Clause stopped by the IFB Solutions campus last week to visit with children who participate in an after-school program at Tracy’s Little Red Schoolhouse.
Last week more than 200 people showed up for the ribbon cutting ceremony for the Paddison Memorial Library in Kernersville.
Arts For Arts Sake was the place to be last Saturday night as more than 50 people from all walks of life came together to witness the creativity, artistic prowess, and courage of several teens during the first-ever Word of Mouth Teen Experience (WOMTE).
