110-year-old is an inspiration to many (pictured above: Alberta Lyles is escorted to the party by her grandcsons Reginald Bohannon (right) and Jefferson Morris.) Feisty, sassy, vibrant. Those were some
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(pictured above: Circle Leader Denise Terry (center) with her allies, Barbara Keller and Claudia Jokinen.) Circles Winston-Salem held its first “Big View” meeting last Thursday at Green Street United Methodist Church.
Parents who have put their children in private school through a state voucher program find themselves at a crossroads after Superior Court Judge Robert H. Hobgood ruled that the voucher
(pictured above: City Council Member Derwin Montgomery addresses the crowd.) Traffic headaches caused by the $68.9 million Salem Creek Connector project was a major topic of discussion at a community meeting
(pictured above: Attendees and vendors mill around the inaugural Winston-Salem/Triad Minority Business Expo.) It is said that in business, it is
West African nation caught in Ebola’s net (pictured above: Sylvia Haith watches as Liberian Organization of the Piedmont President James Hunder
For 25th anniversary, company surprises kids with new bikes (pictured above: The kids prepare to ride their new bikes.) Eight children
The Liberty Street Community Development Corporation will lose its staunchest and most public ally at the end of October. James
Mama Marv-tastic, Annie Hamlin Johnson, turns 85 in style Fashionably late, indeed! Partygoers had partaken in meeting and greeting and
Protestors take stand over state education cuts (pictured above: Protesters stand silently holding signs outside the Forsyth County Government Building.)
