Southern black gay men’s stories brought to life Hickory native Dr. E. Patrick Johnson will be exploring the complexities of race and sexuality onstage at Wake Forest University’s Scales Fine
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Cheryl Lindsay has been appointed chair of the RiverRun International Film Festival. The Hanesbrands executive and community advocate will lead a board that also includes newcomers Barry Maine, a professor
Preservationists with the N.C. Historic Preservation Office (HPO), architectural historians with the Architectural Research Department at Colonial Williamsburg and local historians have identified the oldest dated house in North Carolina.
In Honor of Black History Month, the Stained Glass Playhouse presents August Wilson’s “Fences.” The play, which won a Pulitzer and Tony Award for Best Play in 1987, centers around
Reynolda House Museum of American Art has named Elizabeth Chew as the museum’s Betsy Main Babcock Director of the Curatorial and
UNC School of the Arts will commemorate the birthday of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. on Monday, Jan. 21 with
Fire and rescue personnel from across the southeast will take part in training exercises at the 38th annual Piedmont Fire
A local author and poet is getting some international exposure. Edward “Golden Style” Williams was recently interviewed for Fellow Traveller,
“A Cappella Jam for Hope,” an annual concert held by the a cappella groups at Reynolds High School, will be
A history project that resulted from a partnership between Greensboro College and the Peeler-Swann Family Association has won the Greensboro
