Less than six months after Superintendent Angela P. Hairston made the recommendation for the special committee to be formed, last week the school board passed the bylaws for the Multicultural
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Armed with face masks, gloves, and of course, hand sanitizer, representatives and volunteers with Family Services partnered with OSO Restaurant Group (o’So Eats) to provide 500 meals for families in need at First Baptist Church (Highland Avenue) last week.
Kevin Mundy hopes to fill Dan Besse’s seat on City Council
By Judie Holcomb-Pack Before the COVID-19 crisis, any time you walked into an art gallery, hospital, community service agency, library, or other organization, you would see older adults working –
Ronnie Long, the N.C. man who was sentenced to 80 years in prison for a crime he said he didn’t
Earlier this month, incumbent Annette Scippio won the Democratic bid for East Ward on the Winston-Salem City Council. For as
By Busta Brown “My mother baked cakes at C&W. She worked hard, long hours, and didn’t make much money. But
Less than a week after North Carolina Innocence Inquiry Commission recommended a new trial for the five men convicted in
In response to the growing number of COVID-19 cases across the country and the state, the City of Winston-Salem has
In the unprecedented times we find ourselves in during the outbreak of COVID-19 (coronavirus), our community and organizations have taken precautions to keep us all safe and, hopefully, free of this illness. In response to federal, state and local regulations, we are encouraged to go about our daily activities under a “new normal.” Listed below are some of the areas that are new to us.
