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Brian Leak, Carl Russell rec center employee, brings back camp for kids
The name Harry Harris is synonymous with community and heart. The man, affectionately named “Mr. Polo Road,” unfortunately passed away earlier this year on Jan 23. To honor his legacy, his birthday and the great man he was, a cookout will be held on Sept. 2 from 5 to 8 p.m. at Oak Summit Park.
Just a few short months ago, Whole Man Ministries (WMM) finished construction on yet another house for a homeless veteran. They wasted no time in starting their next project as they have now begun remodeling another home for a needy veteran.
The Mt. Tabor Spartans had a down year last season based on their usual standards, going 4-5 overall. Spartan head coach Tiesuan Brown was not pleased with the win/loss record but was happy with the development of several players and is very optimistic about the Spartans bouncing back this year.
Still an open competition for Panthers QB 1 spot
Craven Knotts Jr. has created a quarterback academy to teach young players the nuances of the game to make them better on the field.
The hate for Lamar Jackson is at an all-time high
On Aug. 14th, Pastor Johnathan Stowe will deliver his first sermon as pastor-elect of Westside Missionary Baptist Church in Robbins, North Carolina. Stowe has been around the ministry since being born, but his calling came later as others saw it in him before he did himself.
When you see people sporting purple and black attire on the streets of Winston-Salem, you know it’s time for the National Black Theatre Festival (NBTF). The festival will hold their 17th biennial event from Aug. 1-6. Rodney Williams is a long-time fan of the NBTF and will have his short film debut at this year’s event.
