N.C. lawmakers launch computer-related elective In an attempt to get more students to pursue careers in computer science, N.C. Sen. Paul Lowe Jr. and Rep. Ed Hanes Jr. launched a
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For a third time since 2011, the state Supreme Court will have to review North Carolina’s legislative and congressional redistricting maps, and this time, North Carolina justices will have to
Hundreds of people helped HARRY Veterans Community Outreach Services celebrate fallen service men and women earlier this week when the nonprofit organization that offers countless services for veterans hosted the
Last season, Colin Kaepernick embarked on a protest campaign that stretched beyond the NFL playing field. His stance of kneeling during the national anthem before the start of games struck
Forsyth County commissioners unanimously passed a budget on Thursday, May 25, that included, among other things, eight new paramedics to
In 2009, when Brenda Allen signed on to become the provost and assistant chancellor for academic affairs at Winston-Salem State
When Dr. Essie McKoy decided to take the reins of Philo-Hill Magnet Academy at the start of the 2016-2017 school
Although the official start of the college football season is still a few months away, last Friday morning Bowman Gray
The Minsters’ Conference of Winston-Salem and Vicinity (MCWSV) is prepared to do whatever it takes to prove the tax evaluation
Funding for a dental clinic and a program that’s helped reduce infant mortality are among the things being considered in
