While people across the nation were celebrating Independence Day last year, Frederick Huffin and Sherica Becoat were mourning the loss of their newborn daughter, Jordyn, who had to be delivered
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Greensboro native William Armstrong has always known he wanted to be a cop. “I always wanted to help people and try to uphold the law as best as I can,”
Several Wake Forest University professors have contributed to a new text book, “Trauma and Resilience in American Indian and African American Southern History.” Released in April by Peter Lang Publishing,
The Experiment In Self-Reliance (ESR) celebrated its 2012-13 fiscal year successes during its Annual Lemonade Social Gathering. The outdoor event brought ESR clients. board members, public officials and personnel from
Residents recognized for improving their communities Project We Care recognized 140 local residents who donate their time and efforts to
Voters to make selections in General Election contests Four candidates are preparing to square off in the Nov. 5 General
The Winston-Salem State University Class of 1963 helped to shape the Civil Rights Movement and make inroads for those who
Acts set the stage ablaze Sunday at the second– and final – 2013 Gospel Fest concert at the Dixie Classic Fair.
Fitness movement catching fire A women’s health movement has taken Winston-Salem by storm. Two years after its inception in the
A diverse group of experts debated the pros and cons of changes coming to the North Carolina education system during
