Blackonomics, created by Jasmine Stover, is one of the creative ways people have brought more attention to Black-owned businesses. Blackonomics is a gathering of Black-owned businesses created to allow the community to shop and for the business owners to get their products seen. Stover will hold another Blackonomics event on Aug. 8 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m, in the field next to Hooper Funeral home, located at 1415 14 St. NE.
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“The Wiz” has been one of the most beloved plays in the African American culture since the 1970s. As an adaptation of the “Wizard of Oz,” it has been made into a movie, Broadway play and a live TV production. Coming this August, fans will have the opportunity to see the play once again right here in Winston-Salem.
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As the number of coronavirus cases continues to rise, tax revenues continue to decline in cities and towns across the state. And last week a group of mayors held a conference call to persuade lawmakers to pass the latest pandemic aid bill.
Sue and Malcolm Pettit had hoped to celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary with friends and relatives. Unfortunately, COVID-19 has made those plans impossible, but because of a new program of The Shepherd’s Center of Greater Winston-Salem, their anniversary will not go unnoticed.
High School athletic teams in Winston-Salem/Forsyth County Schools will be allowed to return to campus for voluntary workouts beginning August 3, 2020. These summer workouts will initially be allowed for fall sports only.
Over the last few years, Mike Russell has carved out quite a niche for himself in coaching and training. As lead developer at the CP3 Academy, Russell has become one of the most sought-after basketball minds in the city of Winston-Salem.
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