Long before she was diagnosed with breast cancer, before she was diagnosed with Crohn’s disease, long before she had her breasts removed, and even before she lost her father to
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The founder of an organization that is undertaking the largest African-American oral history project since the Works Progress Administration’s efforts to collect slave narratives in the 1930s came to Winston-Salem to ask for help in identifying residents of North Carolina for the project.
Community groups, nonprofits, churches and other organizations across the community are gearing up for their back-to-school giveaways.
A convoy of cyclists and volunteers with the Carolina Brotherhood Ride made two stops in Forsyth County last week to honor fallen first responders.
The 14th annual Accessible Festival offered dancing, food, fun and education for people with all kinds of disabilities on Friday, July 13, at the Winston-Salem Fairgrounds Education Building.
Meet Big Brothers Big Sisters’ 2018 National Big Brother of the Year: Murray Miller from Winston-Salem.
Eric A. Aft has been appointed as the next chief executive officer of Second Harvest Food Bank of Northwest NC.
Glenridge resident involved in viral pool incident releases statement For the first time since the incident last week, Jasmine Abhulimen,
On Friday, July 13, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., the 2018 Accessible Festival will open its doors once again
Davida Martin was honored last Thursday during a county briefing with the Order of the Long Leaf Pine.
