The local board of education got back to work last week as they held the first meeting of the new year.
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As we celebrate the 89th birthday and federal holiday of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., we should remember the sacrifices he made to get us where we are today.
More than 100 people put on their walking shoes and marched through the streets of downtown Winston-Salem in honor of the civil rights icon.
Construction runs in the family for William Cockerham Jr. His grandfather, was the first African American business owner in segregated Davie County in 1959.
On Friday, May 4, Bill Hayes will be enshrined into the 55th class of the North Carolina Sports Hall of Fame at the Raleigh Convention Center.
During its first meeting of the new year, the Winston-Salem Black Chamber of Commerce invited the leaders of two of
An artistic tribute to Larry Leon Hamlin, a water tank mural and a citywide portrait initiative are projects currently being
The Winston-Salem City Council approved rezoning that’ll let Hawley House expand and delayed a vote on the Burger King on
On any given day or night, you may find city native Cedric Allen distributing food, coats, gloves, or even hygiene
