The North Carolina Black Repertory Company (the Black Rep) is moving downtown. After calling 610 Coliseum Drive home for more than 20 years, during a press conference earlier this week
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More than a dozen high school students and their loved ones became very familiar with the Lawrence Joel Veterans Memorial Coliseum last week as they participated in not one, but
With temperatures in the mid- to upper 90s last week, students, teachers, faculty, staff and parents at Cook Literacy Model School came together to celebrate the start of summer during
In the fall of 1992, seniors at Carver and Glenn High Schools embarked on a journey that no student before had traveled when they made the decision to join Crosby
Last week, students from Walkertown High School ditched their smart phones, laptops, iPads, and other high tech devices, and spent a night in Old Salem’s Hidden Town.
On Thursday, April 26 Diggs-Latham Elementary School held its annual Multicultural Fair.
Cook Literacy Model School is adopting a new initiative that will extend teachers’ reach on more classrooms.
Incumbent Fleming El-Amin and Tonya McDaniel came away with the victories over Tony Burton and incumbent Everette Witherspoon.
Barbara Hanes Burke and Malishai “Shai” Woodbury will fill the vacant seats in District 1 of the Winston-Salem Forsyth County Board of Education.
Residents of all ages, ethnic backgrounds, races, and cultures came together in prayer earlier this week during Come Alive Winston-Salem,
