Mount Olive College President Philip P. Kerstetter announced recently that the College will officially become the University of Mount Olive on Jan. 1. The name change was recommended by the
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Hundreds of local residents attended Kwanzaa celebrations this week and last week at several venues throughout the city. Folks danced, laughed, fellowshipped and positively reflected on the tumultuous road African
The escalating crisis in South Sudan, a country only constituted in 2011, has brought with it growing concerns that a nation-state formed with such hope may now be on the
Mechanics and Farmers Bank has announced that it was selected to receive $323,000 under the 2013 Bank Enterprise Award (BEA) Program. This is the third such award M&F Bank has
Two of Wake Forest Baptist Medical Center’s preeminent School of Medicine programs will move to Wake Forest Innovation Quarter in
Four legendary musical acts will perform Feb. 8 at Reynolds Auditorium, 301 N. Hawthorne Rd. The “70s Soul Train” concert,
Pope Francis, who is commended for being a role model to young people, heads the National League of Junior Cotillion’s
City Manager Lee Garrity has promoted Budget and Evaluation Director Ben Rowe to assistant city manager. Rowe will oversee Budget
(pictured above: Junior Valeria Sotelo on the campus of Salem College.) Lexington resident Valeria Sotelo has done everything right. The 21-year-old
As the No.5 seed in the Lash-Chronicle Holiday Classic, Winston-Salem Prep felt overlooked and disrespected. Coach Bill Tibbs was convinced
