Members of the Black Philanthropy Initiative of the Winston-Salem Foundation touted past successes and solicited future support Tuesday at its annual fundraiser, which this year was themed, “Pulling
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A woman’s race, culture and religious beliefs can all impact her health and wellness, a group of experts said last week during The Maya Angelou International Women’s Health Summit at
Democrat Evelyn Terry and Republican Kris McCann are vying for the N.C. House of Representatives 71st District seat, which was left vacant when longtime State Rep. Larry Womble decided not
The Winston-Salem Tiny Vikings are counting down the weeks until “Clash of the Jr. Pee Wee and Pee Wee Invitational Bowl.” For the very first time, the Vikings, a member
On the ground, four year-old Ethan Lee sometimes faces challenges. But when he’s on the back of a horse at
WSSU kicking off yearlong slate of anniversary events tomorrow Winston-Salem State University will embark tomorrow on a yearlong celebration of
Mc’s Debra Terry- accomplished actress, comedian, singer and producer, is the event’s organizer and emcee, owner of Mustard See Entertainment
A panel of death penalty opponents used the one-year anniversary of the execution of Troy Davis to call for the
Current black male WFU employees dine with school’s first-ever black student Dr. Ed Reynolds, Wake Forest University’s first black student,
Forsyth County residents who thought they were being represented in Washington, D.C. by U.S. Rep. Mel Watt may get a
