The intersection of Christianity and HIV/AIDS was discussed during a World AIDS Day (Dec. 1) forum at the Central Library. Panelists included preachers, youth leaders and an AIDS activist, many
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Public has its say at first forum The Winston-Salem/Forsyth County School Board received community input last Thursday as it works to hire a superintendent to replace retiring Don Martin. The
Agency to break-ground on new multi-million dollar headquarters After calling East Winston home for 45 years, ESR (Experiment in Self-Reliance) is set to move to a new home. Last Friday,
Constance “Connie” Hall was murdered more than a year ago Growing up, city native April Hall looked up to her older sister. Ten years her senior, Constance “Connie” Hall was
Members of Sethos Temple No. 170 dined, danced and celebrated the accomplishments of the past year last Friday night at
People across the nation are joining the effort to urge outgoing Gov. Bev. Perdue to pardon the Wilmington Ten, whose
The Josh Howard Foundation continued its annual tradition last week of treating senior citizens to a free holiday meal. Tickets
Recently, about 20 students – each accompanied by a parent or grandparent – gathered in a classroom at Cook Elementary
Tickets to President Barack Obama’s second inauguration are available through the office of Fifth Congressional District Rep. Virginia Foxx and
