The newly renovated Central Library reopens today at 11 a.m.
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Today, Forsyth County commissioners plan to vote on Forsyth Technical Community College’s lease at the airport and Sunday morning alcohol sales.
The late Moses “Mo” Lucas was honored for mentoring generations of young people with a bronze plaque at Evergreen Cemetery.
The last in a three part series on Old Salem’s Hidden Town Project, which explores the lives of enslaved African Americans in Salem.
The food was plentiful, and the good times rolled last Saturday evening as thousands of people came together to celebrate the 24th annual Boston Roundup.
Members of the N.C. Legislative Black Caucus say after Charlottesville, it might not be the right time to push for a North Carolina Freedom Monument.
It is impossible to tell the Salem’s story without the narratives of enslaved blacks and freemen like Peter Oliver, Johann Samuel and countless others.
Military incentives, serving alcohol on Sunday and where newspaper racks can go downtown were among the items approved by the City Council on Monday.
The North Carolina General Assembly lawmakers is closer to approving new redistricting maps.
The Confederate monument at the former county courthouse in downtown Winston-Salem has become a source of controversy.
