By Busta Brown Business of the Month is Flying Colors Adventure Park based in Winston-Salem. DeVontae McMillan is a young African-American male born and raised in Winston-Salem. He said he
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The N.C. Bipartisan State Board of Elections & Ethics Enforcement held a meeting on Sunday at Wake Forest University to hear early voting plans that local election boards couldn’t agree
Later this month, more than 100 business owners and entrepreneurs from Winston-Salem, Greensboro and High Point will come together for a weekend of networking and learning during the fifth annual
A local church’s plan to replace its sign resulted in numerous residents voicing concerns about the change at a City Council meeting held Monday, Aug. 6. Disciples of Grace Ministries
Rep. Ed Hanes has announced his retirement from the General Assembly today. “I will retire from my service in the
GOP lawmakers and Cooper have been embroiled in litigation and political disputes since Cooper was elected governor in 2016.
The founder of an organization that is undertaking the largest African-American oral history project since the Works Progress Administration’s efforts to collect slave narratives in the 1930s came to Winston-Salem to ask for help in identifying residents of North Carolina for the project.
Earlier this week, the Salem Congregation, the council of the Moravian settlement of Salem and members from St. Phillips African
County commissioners will soon choose the companies that’ll manage the future construction of the new courthouse.
The North Carolina Black Repertory Company was one of several groups to move from The Arts Council Theatre this week to a new home downtown.
