Before Ja’Nihya Carter-Blue could even walk, she had an undeniable passion for music and dance. Today she uses that passion to teach her own dance classes.
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During a press conference on Monday, June 4, Forsyth County first responders received more than 1,000 doses of naloxone.
Last weekend, HARRY (Helping Advocate Research Respond for You) Veterans Community Outreach Services held its annual celebration to remember our fallen heroes.
After years of attending meetings and urging city and county officials to bring a swimming pool to her neighborhood, Marva Reid’s dream came to fruition last week when Winston Waterworks
More than two dozen citizens rallied outside the Winston-Salem/Forsyth County Schools Education Building earlier this week demanding action be taken immediately at Ashley Academy for Cultural & Global Studies.
The Silver Hill neighborhood was established in the 1880s by African Americans.
Although rain showers throughout the week forced the festivities to be moved indoors, the sun seemed to be shining bright as ever inside the Lawrence Joel Veterans Memorial Coliseum last Friday morning as the Class of 2018 from WSSU transitioned to alumni status.
Last week, thousands convened on the state capitol demanding better pay for teachers and funding for state public schools.
Members of the community put on their dancing shoes and danced the night away last weekend during the 21st Annual Black and White Gala.
The creativity and courage of nine local high schoolers was on full display last weekend during the 7th Annual Spring
