After watching her mother and grandmother work their magic in the kitchen her entire life, last summer, 9-year-old Kymora Wright-Carter came up with the idea to start her own business
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Earlier this week, the Salem Congregation, the council of the Moravian settlement of Salem and members from St. Phillips African Moravian Church launched a search for lost graves in a
The brainchild of the event, city native and Parkland High School graduate Whitney Daniel, said #20SDS began as an opportunity to cultivate space for black millennials, entrepreneurs, artists and other individuals in the area to network and meet likeminded people.
Editorial: N.C. taxpayers paying for GOP pettiness
Community groups, nonprofits, churches and other organizations across the community are gearing up for their back-to-school giveaways.
For the past three years Bookmarks has partnered with Scholastic to host the Summer Reading Road Trip.
This year the AAMPED program is making sure young men in the community are staying sharp during summer break with its first Math I Camp.
Last weekend, the Prince Hall Masonic Temple hosted the fifth annual Masonic Motorcycle Charity Ride.
Fifteen recruits transitioned through the ranks last week as Recruitment Class XXVI (26) of the Winston-Salem Fire Department held its graduation ceremony on Friday, July 13.
A convoy of cyclists and volunteers with the Carolina Brotherhood Ride made two stops in Forsyth County last week to honor fallen first responders.
