The Phi Omega Chapter of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. feted its longest-serving members on Saturday, May 3 at the Graylyn Estate. The chapter’s “Seasoned Pearls” were honored for their
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(pictured above: Lakeisha Braxton (left) and State Rep. Evelyn Terry (right) pose with Luis Caraballo, Juanita Ramsey, Jelisa Workman and Carmen Toledo.) Paper grocery bags colorfully decorated with environmentally-friendly images and
(pictured above: James Gist poses with some of his research.) City native James Gist is an addict. His vice? Genealogy. “It’s fun. You have to play detective sometimes, but that’s okay,”
WSSU student pushing for unique business venture to take off (pictured above: Ram Connect founder Chinaemeze Kelsey Okoro (center) with Quentin Slade (left) and Kyle Brown.) As Greensboro native Chinaemeze
Conference draws gardening enthusiasts from across the state (pictured above: Pearl Norman shows off the carnivorous plants she had available for
Local lawyers detailed Project Birthday at the Forsyth County Department of Social Services on Friday, May 2, the second day
(pictured above: Dr. Rosalind Fuse-Hall presents Clarence Pitt with his special degree.) When one thinks of a Bennett Belle, Clarence
(pictured above: Stacey Rubain (second from right) poses with supporters and friends (from left): Justin Hurie, Renu Syal, Bryan Mosley and
Personal stories highlight YWCA initiative (pictured above: Gateway YWCA Board Member LaShonda Hairston speaks on the history of the Historic Oak Grove
(Ron Travis with Beverly Emory at Carver last year.) School officials say a new Carver High School principal could be
