A Forsyth County educator is among the winners of EnergyUnited’s Bright Ideas education grants. Mitzi Talbert, a teacher at Flat Rock Middle School, recieved a $1318.22 grant for a project
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North Carolina Central University awarded about 600 bachelor’s, master’s and law degrees on the morning of Dec. 8 during a ceremony in the school’s McDougald–McLendon Gymnasium. In a spirited commencement
Winston-Police Chief Scott Cunningham has announced that he plans to retire at the end of June 2013. Cunningham was sworn in as Winston-Salem’s 13th chief of police on June 30,
Guests donated toys for about 100 children during the recent Wharton Gladden & Company’s Fourth Annual Holiday Party and toy drive at the Piedmont Club. “As a good corporate citizen,
This year has been another record-breaking one for North Carolina’s budding film industry. Year-end projections show productions had direct in-state
UNCG’s African American Studies program has garnered national recognition as one of the top 10 programs of its kind in
Local women again pool resources to help others Six local nonprofit organizations have received funding to further their missions from
Donny Lambeth, the chairman of the Winston-Salem/Forsyth County Board of Education, announced last week that he would resign his seat
On Nov. 27, President Barack Obama named North Carolina A&T State University chancellor Harold L. Martin Sr. as a member
Wake Forest University Professor Beth Hopkins and WFU Law student Kristina Wolf were among nine Wake Forest women recognized at
