By Algenon Cash The non-partisan Bureau of Labor Statistics released the May jobs report and it failed to meet expectations – 138,000 non-farm job gains versus 185,000 expected – the
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Healthy eating just got easier for many low-income families in Forsyth County. Vendors at the Farmer’s Market at the Dixie Classic Fairgrounds are now accepting EBT (electronic benefit transfer) cards
By Lynne Mitchell A new movement is upon us: It’s the local foods movement and it is happening right here in our community! An increasing number of consumers want
By Elwood Robinson The North Carolina State Constitution is clear. It states in no uncertain terms that public higher education should, as far as practicable, “be extended to the people
Winston-Salem/Forsyth County Schools has named three principals of schools in the district. Shane O’Neal will be the new principal at
By Johnny C. Taylor Jr. As the president and CEO of the Thurgood Marshall College Fund (TMCF), I’m spending a
Uncle Sam’s Memorial Tribute was on display during Memorial Day weekend in the Bolton Home and Garden Building at the
By Lynne M. Mitchell Rated as one of the best overall diets by U.S. News & World Report, the Mediterranean
By U.S. Rep. Eddie Bernice Johnson During the month of May, we recognized Mental Health Month, and raised awareness for
