Three men – two Republicans and one Democrat – took oaths last week to serve as members of the Forsyth County Board of Elections. Fleming El-Amin, Ken Raymond and Stuart
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Attorney moonlights as novelist Attorney Jesse McCoy II writes more than just legal briefs. The North Carolina Central University School of Law alumnus wrote his first novel, which he describes
Class of ’71 turns 60 Members of the Atkins High School Class of 1971, the last class to graduate from the historically African American school before integration forced its closure,
Local Sigmas win International Chapter of the Year award Members of local Phi Beta Sigma chapters, including members of the youth Sigma Beta Club, attended the fraternity’s recent International Conclave
Thomas finally embracing his God-given talent As a child, Russell Thomas watched a live band perform and was instantly drawn
Leaders celebrated at reception For the past decade, Mayor Pro Tempore Vivian Burke has led the charge in honoring local
The Homeless Point-in-Time Count is a one day, unduplicated count of sheltered and unsheltered homeless individuals and families in the
The Church of God Apostolic, Inc. National Family & Growth Conference is in town this week. St. Peter’s World Outreach
As part of its long-standing annual tradition, the Ministers Conference of Winston-Salem and Vicinity last week awarded Martin Luther King
Cook speaks through her art
When Winston-Salem resident Cloves Cook speaks to the world, she does so in living color. Whether it’s an “environmental rant”