Some say annual celebration has become trite (pictured above: Yolanda Bolden at the East Winston Heritage Center.) The black history flood gates opened on Feb. 1 and closes shut again March
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(pictured above: Veterans Sherod James (left) and Christopher Rose.) City native Christopher Rose wouldn’t trade his seven years in the Navy for the world. “I had honestly what I would consider
Winston-Salem State University’s online nursing degree has been ranked among the most affordable in the nation by OnlineU.org, a new site that lists the costs of online degree and certificate
(pictured above: Montinique Cager poses with his wife, Pam at the recent mixer.) After a season of inactivity, The Winston-Salem Black Chamber of Commerce wants to write new chapters. Once a
Ken Spaulding, a former state legislator and Durham attorney, has already announced his intention to run for governor in 2016.
The city’s crime rate dropped in every category except homicides, Winston-Salem Police Chief Barry Rountree told members of the news
After more than three decades of performing, Abdullah Rahman has recently completed his first overseas gig. The percussionist, a New
About 150 people came out for an early morning ribbon cutting ceremony Saturday at the new and improved Habitat for
(pictured above: Dr. English Bradshaw speaks during the recent discussion as Linda Dark sits by his side.) Though it is largely
Democrat Deanna Taylor has announced her intentions to run for one of the two School Board District I seats up
