The last in a three part series on Old Salem’s Hidden Town Project, which explores the lives of enslaved African Americans in Salem.
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It is impossible to tell the Salem’s story without the narratives of enslaved blacks and freemen like Peter Oliver, Johann Samuel and countless others.
Military incentives, serving alcohol on Sunday and where newspaper racks can go downtown were among the items approved by the City Council on Monday.
The Confederate monument at the former county courthouse in downtown Winston-Salem has become a source of controversy.
To this date the Winston-Salem Police Department has received no requests from or issued any permits to the KKK.
The unrest in Charlottesville, Virginia, over the weekend has spurred much reaction across the nation and in Winston-Salem.
Local religious leaders sound off on the violence and hate over the weekend in Charlottesville.
The first in a three part series on Old Salem’s Hidden Town project that exposes the history of enslaved African Americans in the town of Salem.
WSPD and the Winston-Salem Police Foundation helped local students prepare for the upcoming school year by sponsoring a supply giveaway.
The National Black Theatre Festival closed in exciting fashion last weekend as thousands of people flocked downtown to see the closing parade.
