WFU alum is major movie player Wake Forest University alumnus Curt Beech returned to his alma mater earlier this week to talk with current students about his career as a
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A group of North Carolina ministers gathered on the steps of First Baptist Church on Highland Avenue Tuesday to demand “fair and comprehensive” federal immigration reform. “We’re calling them to
The City Council is considering a list of recommendations made by the Citizens’ Organizational Efficiency Review Committee (COERC) to increase the efficiency of city government while tightening purse strings. The
By the time Dr. Beverly Emory takes office as Winston-Salem/Forsyth County Schools’ new superintendent in July, she will likely already be well acquainted with several members of the local community,
From the mouth of babes, congregants at Bethania A.M.E. Zion Church witnessed the true meaning of Easter. The youngsters in
The Winston-Salem Centennial Commission is making the Centennial website available to residents and organizations to share their centennial events and
Black History Month at Diggs-Latham Elementary Magnet School for Arts and Global Studies ended with a culminating celebration of speeches,
Volunteers help tidy city Volunteers came out in force in support of the Great American Cleanup effort in Winston-Salem on
City native Deonica Reid dreams of someday becoming the fastest girl in the world. This summer, the Winston-Salem Preparatory Academy
Wake Forest University continued its ongoing discussion on diversity and inclusion on March 19 during a daylong symposium at Wake
