More than two dozen young professionals took time away from their busy work schedules to give back to the community last week. More than 300 United Way agencies nationwide participated
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In Winston-Salem, like in countless cities across the South during the Jim Crow era, black students fought against the odds to get a sound education. Educators of the 1960s and
The struggles and triumphs of African-Americans, past and present, were celebrated Saturday at the annual Triad Juneteenth Africana Festival at the Lawrence Joel Veterans Memorial Coliseum Annex. The local event
Opposition is strong to Duke Energy Carolinas’ request for a nearly 10 percent rate increase. The energy giant’s request must be approved by the North Carolina Utilities Commission, whose commissioners
The Winston-Salem Transit Authority and Trans-Aid are poised to begin offering Sunday service later this year, city officials say. City
When students return to Cook Elementary School in the fall, they will see a lot of new faces. Cook, which
The triumphs and pitfalls of Soul Food were explored during the screening of an award winning documentary at The Enterprise
Women from across the community flocked to Winston-Salem State University Saturday to get a hands-on education about the game of
The Carolina Smokin’ John’s BBQ team from Winston-Salem is the 2013 Grand Champion Winner of the 9th Annual Texas Pete
The descendants of the late Mack Allen and Mary Hunter Allen Wilson enjoyed a two-day reunion over the weekend. The
