Local women again pool resources to help others Six local nonprofit organizations have received funding to further their missions from the Women’s Fund of Winston-Salem. The Women’s Fund is a
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Donny Lambeth, the chairman of the Winston-Salem/Forsyth County Board of Education, announced last week that he would resign his seat effective Dec. 31, after 18 years of service on the
On Nov. 27, President Barack Obama named North Carolina A&T State University chancellor Harold L. Martin Sr. as a member of the Board for International Food and Agricultural Development (BIFAD).
Wake Forest University Professor Beth Hopkins and WFU Law student Kristina Wolf were among nine Wake Forest women recognized at the 2012 Women of Justice Awards reception, which was held
City Manager Lee Garrity has announced that Ann Jones, the longest-serving budget and evaluation director in city history, will retire
Dr. Tony L. Burton, the CEO of Northwest Child Development Centers Inc., will be honored early next month for his
Eli’s Pack and Ship, located at 302-A South Stratford Road in the Thruway Shopping Center is the vision of expert
After five years at the helm of Winston Lake Family YMCA, Executive Director Shawan Gabriel is preparing to embark on
The James A. Rousseau Minority Male Mentoring Program at Forsyth Technical Community College has partnered with Carver, Glenn and North
Michele Ozumba, president and CEO of The Women’s Funding Network, will keynote the Women’s Fund of Winston-Salem Seventh Annual Luncheon
