Securing funds to pursue higher education is an issue many high school seniors deal with every year. As a finalist for the Semper Fidelis All-Americans Honorary Award, Parkland High School senior Zuri Greenlee may have her college finances taken care of.
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The Calvary Day School Cougars have hired Barbara Robinson as their new head varsity girls’ basketball coach. The Lady Cougars are looking to rebound from a couple of down seasons and their hope is that Robinson has the magic touch to do so.
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Being a first-time voter is an exciting experience for many. That process gets complicated when you start to disagree with the party you have grown up with your entire life. For Cassidy Willard, that was exactly her circumstances headed into this presidential election season.
The Kernersville Warriors are the new kids on the block when it comes to youth football in the area. Unfortunately for their opponents, the Warriors don’t play like it’s their first season, as all levels of the program are gearing up for playoff runs and playing well.
Francesca “Fancy” Adams has a passion for helping others reach their fitness goals. Her “Flex with Fancy” workout program has been helping people reach new heights with their nutrition and weight loss targets and now she is ready to take it to the next level.
The Los Angeles Dodgers finally got the monkey off their backs by winning the 2020 World Series. After being the best team on paper for several years, the Dodgers finally came through with the championship, while also changing the narrative for star pitcher Clayton Kershaw.
After spending 20 years in corporate America, Jakoma Martin was ready for a new challenge, which was being an entrepreneur. Her business, Oak City Bubbly, has recently released their first product, Blush Crush.
According to reports, 61% of Forsyth County voters participated in either early or absentee voting. To encourage those who waited until election day to cast their votes, the Alpha Pi Lambda chapter of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity Inc. passed out meals at the Forsyth Technical Community College polling location.
