(pictured above: Dr. Walter Bumphus speaks.) Born into a family of 10 children with parents who didn’t finish high school, Dr. Walter Bumphus, president and CEO of the American Association of
Business and Careers
(Above: Photo by Kenneth Branson, Mastermind Productions Jason Jowers is presented with the award by Shirley Arlington of the North Carolina Principals/Assistant Principals Association and Hillside Principal William Logan.) A
(pictured above: Konnoak students line up to say goodbye to Denise McCoy.) By Kim Underwood Winston-Salem/Forsyth County Schools Friday, Dec. 19 was Denise McCoy’s last official day with her school
The Associated Press RALEIGH (AP) — The slate of laws taking effect in North Carolina with the new year includes lower taxes for corporations and individuals. Scores of new laws
(pictured above: Mayor Bill Bell speaks before members of the Durham City Council.) Durham Mayor Bill Bell, who graduated from Atkins
(pictured above: Judge Frye with his wife, Shirley.) More than 100 alumni, community members, students and faculty gathered in the UNC
Salem Academy and College announced last week that it would officially launch a $60 million campaign in February 2015. The
Photo by Chanel Davis Students pose with school and State Farms officials and others. Simon G. Atkins Academic and Technology
Jo Ann Jenkins, chief executive officer of AARP, will give the address at N.C. A&T State University’s Saturday, Dec. 13
(From left) Principal Amber Baker with Lisa Belin, Greg Belin, Yolanda Belin, Cherrie Felisbret, Yvette Hall and Christina Lee. Employees
