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The Corner 2 Corner Drug Dealers & Street Life Conference held at Union Baptist Church routinely tackles serious issues and topics that are damaging the community. Drug addiction, specifically the opioid epidemic, was the topic of discussion during the community forum held at the church on Thursday, Aug. 31.
Two weeks ago Mt. Tabor took a drubbing 42-13 at the hands of East Forsyth. Spartan head coach Mike Lovelace said he knew his young players would respond well in their next game. His team did just that as they defeated West Forsyth by the score of 13-0.
The Minister’s Conference of Winston-Salem and Vicinity (MCWSV) and the NAACP spoke out about properties devalued by the county Tax Administration.
Burkhead United Methodist Church, 5250 Silas Creek Parkway, has a new senior pastor. The predominately white congregation welcomed their first African-American pastor, the Rev. Dr. Carl Manuel Jr. recently.
The Glenn Bobcats are off to a good start in their 2017 campaign.
Art Blevins recently retired from Hanes Hosiery Recreation Center after nearly 40 years in the Winston-Salem Recreation and Parks Department. He returned to the center for the championship game of the newly minted “Coach Art’s All-Star Summer League” on Aug. 22.
The Reagan Raiders looked impressive during the pre-season jamboree at Mount Tabor earlier this month.
The women’s ministry of Goler Memorial A.M.E. Zion Church held its fifth annual “Chit Chat & All That Sistah’s Breakfast & Table Talk.”
The Eagles of East Forsyth defeated Mt. Tabor last Thursday in a 42-13 victory at home.
