A donation from Food Lion came right on time last week for Second Harvest Food Bank of Northwest North Carolina. The Salisbury-based grocery store chain donated $10,000 worth of
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Twenty local boys and girls briefly experienced what it’s like to be a Little Brother or Little Sister last Friday. Big Brothers Big Sisters of Forsyth County’s annual Big for
Judge Denise Hartsfield said she doesn’t plan to cut back her jam-packed schedule of public appearances or pull her home telephone number from local directories in the wake of the
The Winston-Salem Chapter of Jack and Jill of America recently inducted seven new members. Stephanie Boyd-Grady, Kimberly Davis, Cynthia Durham, Tonisha Gladman, Karen Gordan-Mason, Cynthia Miller and Winnie Reaves are
Kids attend ball all of their own Macayla Butler might only be nine years old, but she’s no stranger to
Family Blueprints of North Carolina is seeking to break the intergenerational cycle of poverty and teen pregnancy by training young
Drivers could be stopped by blue light-bearing Dodge Chargers White car, blue and red stripes, light bar… right?
Montgomery, Taylor believe colleagues should have supported new trial for Smith Winston-Salem’s two youngest City Council members are not pleased
Freshmen moved onto the Winston-Salem State University campus Saturday. With more than 700 students in the freshman class, move-in day
Last month, blind and visually-impaired young people learned key survival skills in a newly-built school house designed especially for
