After injunction denial, locals say registration, turnout key (pictured above: Linda Sutton speaks at a rally in July.) Local leaders are disappointed by last week’s decision to deny an injunction that
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National Night Out events held in Winston-Salem (pictured above: Four-year-old Diontez Hylton dribbles a basketball near an inflatable basketball hoop.) Residents across the city and nation took part in the 31st
(pictured above: Ronald McDonald leads kids in a health and wellness program.) A grant from Ronald McDonald House Charities (RMHC) has expanded the Winston-Salem/Forsyth County Schools summer feeding program. Thanks to
(pictured above: Free supplies of every sort imaginable await local teachers at the Educator Warehouse.) Teachers – or parents – didn’t have the option of taking advantage of a tax-free weekend
(pictured above: Dot Johnson addresses attendees at her retirement reception on July 31.) After dedicating four decades to helping others
More than 750 First-years arrive at WSSU (pictured above: Allison Sutton (center) gets help from her mother, Cheryl (right), grandmother, Alice.)
The HBCU (Historically Black Colleges and Universities) Male Summer Institute was held on the campus of Winston-Salem State University from
(pictured above: Fleming El-Amin sits on the three-member Board of Elections.) Some Forsyth County residents are fuming about a proposed early
Main entranceway into downtown still to be determined (pictured above: NCDOT’s Jamille Robbins addresses locals.) The public is still weighing
(pictured above: New Friendship Pastor Lester Boyd with his wife, Sharon.) The new pastor of Friendship Baptist Church is vowing to
