U.S. Rep. Melvin L. “Mel” Watt received the 2013 North Carolina A&T State University Human Rights Medal on Feb. 1 during the school’s 53rd Sit-In Anniversary Breakfast. Watt, 67, was
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Less than two dozen people attended a meeting held Tuesday night at the Hanes Hosiery Community Center to allow residents to weigh in on the search for Winston-Salem’s next police
Krishauna Hines-Gaither is exploring the vastness of the African Diaspora right here in her hometown. The University of North Carolina at Greensboro doctoral student has spent nearly eight years studying
Creative students compete in annual countywide science fair The Winston-Salem/Forsyth County Schools’ annual science fair was held last Friday morning in Deacon Tower at BB&T Field, the home of Wake
A book release event for “Winston-Salem’s African American Legacy,” a new book by Cheryl Streeter Harry, will be held on
One of Winston-Salem’s native sons began his tenure as Fisk University’s 15th president last week. Dr. H. James Williams assumed
For years, Rolling Hills resident Ramona Hambrick has dreamt of having an on-site community center, a place where she and
After three decades in its current facility, Samaritan Ministries is finally getting some new digs. The Ministry plans to break
Ten semifinalists have been chosen for the Classified Employee of the Year award. The award’s selection committee will interview the
Hundreds of students flocked to Wake Forest University’s Benson Center last week, hoping to land jobs, internships or gain networking
