People with disabilities of all kinds danced, ate and had fun at the Accessible Festival held at the Winston-Salem Fairgrounds’ Education Building on Friday, July 14. This year was an
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Following in the theme of the Summer Reading Program offered at the Carver School Road Library Branch, “Building A Better World,” last week community members who live, work, and play
A 25-page report measures how black residents are doing compared with white residents Each year since 1976, the National Urban League has released a report known as the “State of
The Liberian Organization of the Piedmont (LOP) gave Lexanndine Taylor, who graduated top of her class at the University of Liberia, a chance to study at Wake Forest University (WFU)
Liberty Market reopens with urban farmers The Liberty Street Market reopened with a variety of urban farmers from the community
For the second time in less than three weeks, hundreds of people gathered outside the local office of Sen. Richard
Last weekend residents from the past and present came together to celebrate the city’s first established black community during the
Less than 24 hours after four people were shot in the 2000 block of Patria Street, more than a dozen
The United States welcomed 50 new citizens from 26 countries at the Independence Day Naturalization Ceremony held at Old Salem
The scope of the opioid epidemic and what can be done about it, including needle exchanges and a suggestion for
