Bryce Sherman: Athlete to businessman
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On Monday, May 31, family, friends, and other loved ones of the late Te’Ore Terry gathered at the CVS Pharmacy on 4th Street to celebrate his life and legacy with the unveiling of a memorial portrait at the entrance of the store where he worked for many years.
Triad Cultural Arts will present a Juneteenth weekend celebration throughout Winston-Salem June 17-19, with events culminating in an all-day festival in Biotech Place and Bailey Park on Saturday, June 19.
Older adults now have their own exercise space at Miller Park
Busta’s Buddy of the Week: For CJ Ray, failure is not an option
During a virtual meeting on Thursday, May 27, city officials unveiled the $530.9 million budget to members of the Winston-Salem City Council. As is, the budget includes a sales tax increase, a property tax bill increase, and funds for the creation of a Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Office.
Local organization looks to start youth wheelchair basketball team
Several students at Ibraham Elementary School had the opportunity of a lifetime last week when they got the chance to ride bikes through the hallway. For their willingness to participate in the Read to Ride Book Challenge, students received brand new bikes.
Being a stand-up comedian is not for the faint of heart. Getting up in front of scores of people to entertain them takes guts. Greensboro native, Jiwan Kapp, has the talent to entertain on stage and is hoping to get his turn at the big stage.
FCSO hosts roundtable to mark one-year anniversary of George Floyd’s murder
