Josh Hawkins never doubted that he would one day play big-time college football. The former Glenn standout decided to go to East Carolina, even though the Pirates did not offer
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Saint James Presbyterian Church in Greensboro will host the e3 Music & Liturgical Arts Conference from Sept. 20–21 at the Greensboro Cultural Center. Organizers say the conference is designed to
Devotional Reading: Psalm 105:1-11 Lesson Scripture: Nehemiah 12:27-36, 38, 43 Lesson Aims: To appreciate the thoroughness of the Jews’ worship; to acknowledge God’s faithfulness towards us; and to praise Him
Was anyone shocked by last week’s Reuters/Ipsos’ poll that found that about 40 percent of white Americans have no non-white friends? Although America’s demographics are changing, it is still a
The last time Mayor Allen Joines faced opposition at the polls, the Reagans were in the White House. Not really — it
The new Visit Winston-Salem African American Arts & Culture Guide made its debut at the recent National Black Theatre Festival.
Smart Start of Forsyth County, Inc. (SSFC) is expanding early childhood developmental screenings in a seven-county area, including Forsyth County.
The Winston-Salem/Forsyth County Schools BELL Summer Success Program at Philo-Hill Middle School, which ran from June 24 through July 26,
Big Brothers Big Sisters kicked off its “60 Men in 60 Days” campaign last Friday at its 14th Annual Big
Devotional Reading: I John 1:8-9 Lesson Scripture: Nehemiah 9:6-37 Lesson Aims: To recognize that confession is a part of worship;
