The Lupus Foundation of America, North Carolina Chapter (LFANC) will host its monthly support group for those living with lupus, their family and caregivers on Sunday, Jan. 25 from 2:30
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(pictured above: CDC flu activity chart for week ending Dec. 13.) Wake Forest Baptist Medical Center, High Point Regional Health and Cone Health are restricting visitors who are under the age of
(pictured above: (Front row, from left) Londyn Lindsay with Melissa Ledbetter and (back row) her parents (Sherise and Tony), Clarissa Felder and Tanya Neal.) A while back, Londyn Lindsay and her mother,
In 2011, Forsyth County residents made approximately 159,000 emergency department visits, almost one visit for every two residents. About half of these visits could have been treated or prevented in
(pictured above: Chi Chi Chapter members pose with new members (seated, from left) Alisa Allen, Barbara Crumb, Takasha Railey and Courtney
(pictured above: A. Monique Hunt (left) is introduced to her Bennett College sister, Taylor Turntime.) Taylor Turntime, a Bennett College freshman
Help is available to locals who want to sign up for the Affordable Care Act (ACA), popularly known as Obama
Photos by Chanel Davis Dr. Chere Gregory (right) with Amiya Alexander. Girls who dare to seek an education face the threat
(pictured above: Attendees mill around the 2011 event.) The 19th annual Chili Luncheon for the YWCA’s Hawley House and Project New
(pictured above: Graduates (front row, from left) Cheryl Stubbs, Joan Silvis, Judy Iannuzzi, Sharon Pilkington (backrow) Valerie Moore, Susan Naylor and
