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WSSU to use grant to help aspiring entrepreneurs

A $40,000 grant from the DataMax Foundation will support efforts by the Center for Entrepreneurship (CFE) at Winston-Salem State University’s School of Business and Economics to encourage new businesses as

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Local health gauge a mixed-bag for Forsyth

The recently-released County Health Rankings & Roadmaps are designed to show counties throughout the nation what is making its residents sick and where improvements are needed. The Robert Wood Johnson

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Author to discuss landmark work at Winston-Salem State

    Author to discuss landmark work at Winston-Salem State

Dr. Trevor Getz, author of the critically acclaimed “Abina and the Important Men,” will speak at Winston-Salem State University on Thursday, April 4 at 6 p.m. in room 207C of

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Wake Forest University to examine eugenics

    Wake Forest University to examine eugenics

As the N.C. General Assembly considers compensation for victims of a state-run forced-sterilization program, Wake Forest University will host “Scarred for Life: The Legacy of Forced Sterilization at Home and

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New book earns award for Salem professor

    New book earns award for Salem professor

Salem College Assistant Professor of History Dr. Tekla Ali Johnson was honored with a book award from the National Council

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Race and the Legacy of Chavez

    Race and the Legacy of Chavez

In January 2004, as the president of TransAfrica Forum, I had the honor of leading the first African American delegation

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First Calvary to mark anniversaries next month

    First Calvary to mark  anniversaries next month

First Calvary Baptist Church, 401 N. Woodland Ave., is celebrating for the entire month of April as the church marks

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State NAACP leader honored for fighting for all

    State NAACP leader  honored for fighting for all

North Carolina NAACP President Rev. Dr. William J. Barber II recently received two awards acknowledging his work to help re-build

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Young musician’s talent leads to generous donation

    Young musician’s talent leads to generous donation

Tyler Montgomery, 15, recently walked into The Bass Violin Shop in Greensboro to have his upright bass repaired. While waiting,

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Man of the Year: Connell Maynor

    Man of the Year:   Connell Maynor

Man of the Year The word dynasty is not used amply in the world of sports. With only three seasons

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