The Winston-Salem Transit Authority (WSTA) is holding information sessions for the public through June 8 to explain the changes planned for the bus system starting later this year or early
Editorial
Swift, decisive actions against police applauded To the Editor: The Congressional Black Caucus applauds the swift and decisive actions by the Baltimore City State’s Attorney in conducting a thorough and independent
On Monday, May 4, Winston-Salem City Council delayed a vote on the rezoning of a daycare in East Winston. That rezoning would allow The Salvation Army to purchase the property
By Bill Turner I just finished my read of the “State of Black America – 2015” report, released recently by the National Urban League. I read it alongside an article
The United States has made history again, but without the votes of North Carolina’s two senators. Senators Thom Tillis and
(Above: Randolph Community College photo- Chuck Egerton, left, department head for the Photographic Technology program at Randolph Community College, presented
Lynch will make her home state proud To the Editor: I am pleased that the U.S. Senate has finally confirmed [Greensboro
The Forsyth County Democratic Party elected a new slate of officers on April 11. Voting members chose Eric Ellison as
U.S. Rep. Alma S. Adams, a member of the House Committee on Agriculture and the Subcommittee on Nutrition, on Monday,
(Above: Photo by Donna Rogers- Visitors look at the wall of donors at the new Samaritan Ministries building on Sunday, April
