Before many black woman decide whether to work up a sweat by jogging on the treadmill or gliding on the elliptical, they have an even more pressing dilemma – what
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Greensboro-based Gate City Transportation will host its Sickle Cell Benefit Gala for the new Cone Health Sickle Cell Center next month at the N.C. A&T Alumni Foundation Event Center. Proceeds
According to a new report, the recession is continuing to take a heavy toll on children and families in North Carolina. [pullquote]This report shows that North Carolina’s children continue to
Wake Forest School of Medicine: Stress is difficult to define because every person has different life experiences which can lead to stress and every person has different ways of dealing
Students have low vaccination rates College football and basketball games may provide more than a way for students to show
Local families have one less resource available to help them with heating costs. The Share the Warmth and Crisis Intervention
Thanks to $500,000 in grants from Forsyth and Wake Forest Baptist medical centers, the certified athletic trainers at all Winston-Salem/Forsyth
The Goler Institute for Development & Education (GIDE) Youth Education Academy (YEA) is facilitating a series of classes about adolescent
Cancer Services Inc. presented its first “Body + Soul Saturday” on Oct. 27 at Piney Grove Baptist Church. The day
On Nov. 10, five Winston-Salem/Forsyth County elementary schools participated in The Big Event, the culmination of Xcel 2 Fitness, a
