People of different ages came together to celebrate the past, and take a serious look at the future last weekend during the 13th annual Juneteenth Festival held at the Wake
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The class of 2017 made history last weekend as more seniors than ever before received their high school diplomas. Winston-Salem/Forsyth County Schools (WS/FCS) reported that 101 more graduates got a
After closing its doors for a few weeks to make changes to the menu and staff, Malone’s, the soul food restaurant located in the Ogburn Station shopping center, has reopened
757 North, the city’s newest apartment community on the corner of North Chestnut Street and North Martin Luther King Jr. Drive, is officially open. During the grand opening celebration on
When people think of horseback riding, most reference something to do for fun or maybe competition. But for many people,
In 2009 when Fred Parent left Winston-Salem for the bright lights of New York City to take a teaching position,
The stage has officially been set for the 2017 National Black Theatre Festival (NBTF). During a press conference held in
Although numbers are down from a year ago, each day, 20 veterans die by suicide in the United States. When
Following a year filled with peaceful protest and allegations of racism on campus, Salem College is looking to revamp the
In response to the deaths of Stephen Patterson and Dashawn Coley, who died while being detained at the Forsyth County
