This has been a devastating year for Rockwell resident Carol Cook. She buried her husband of 25 years and her 19-year-old son, Morton Michael Cook II, three months apart. Her
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When James Ewers convinced his father to get him tennis balls and a racket so he could practice at the courts at the old Skyland Elementary School, he never imagined
Salem students collect for food bank on Halloween A group of Salem College students put a new spin on a time-honored Halloween tradition last week. About 15 members of
Ten years ago, Josue Cruz was a different person. “I’ve had a whole lot of personal growth,” said Cruz, one of the newest members of the Men’s Choir at St.
The crowd leapt to its feet at the Millennium Center Tuesday night when Elisabeth Motsinger took to the stage. Motsinger,
For many, Monday, Nov. 5 was just another Monday. For Tim LaClaire II, it was the best day of his
WSSA marks its second anniversary The Winston-Salem Senegalese Association (WSSA) celebrated its second anniversary Sunday at the Sprague Street Community
Last year, Demetrius Hill chose to go to John F. Kennedy High School because he thought the magnet high school
The Carver High School Marching Band, under the direction of Juan Eckard, provided the rhythm as more than 100 seniors
Hundreds of trees planted in East Winston City-sponsored Community Roots Day is more popular than ever. The annual tree planting
