Fight for new building before 2024 continues With a number of #ActionForAshley supporters in attendance, board members voted earlier this week to move forward with a schematic plan for a
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The county commissioners unanimously passed a $426.3 million budget with no property tax increase last week with plans to put a quarter-cent county sales tax on the ballot in November.
In honor of the late Judge Roland Hayes, and Attorney Annie Brown Kennedy, the Winston-Salem Bar Association has established a $1,000 scholarship. Since 1984, the Winston-Salem Bar Association (WSBA), which
Attorney Nicole Little awards $500 scholarship to Carver student Triumph over tragedy. That was the parting message from Attorney Nicole Little to the graduating seniors at Carver High School last
A divisive rezoning in the Ardmore Neighborhood resulted in a rare tie vote at the Winston-Salem City Council meeting on
Later this month, city officials are expected to unveil the names that will be enshrined along the sidewalk outside the Benton Convention Center.
Commissioners will vote on the budget during their 2 p.m. meeting today and it’ll go into effect on July 1.
Before Ja’Nihya Carter-Blue could even walk, she had an undeniable passion for music and dance. Today she uses that passion to teach her own dance classes.
The City Council will hold a public hearing on the budget at City Hall tonight, June 7, at 4 p.m. and will vote on the budget on June 18.
Wheels 4 Hope, a nonprofit that provides cars to those in need, has opened an office in Winston-Salem.
