WSSU alum is achieving new heights, and looking good while doing it Winston-Salem State University alumnus Donald Cureton Jr. is featured on the latest edition of Charlotte’s The Paradigm Beauty
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Kids attend ball all of their own Macayla Butler might only be nine years old, but she’s no stranger to galas. The rising fourth grader and her younger sister Madison
Family Blueprints of North Carolina is seeking to break the intergenerational cycle of poverty and teen pregnancy by training young men to make sound decisions in all areas of their
Drivers could be stopped by blue light-bearing Dodge Chargers White car, blue and red stripes, light bar… right? Not necessarily. Members of the Winston-Salem Police Department may not
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
Black voters turned out like never before in 2008 to help elect the nation’s first African American president. Here, in
The Carolina Renegades football team is ready to take it all this season. The Renegades is a local non-profit semi-professional
After 20 years at the helm of Goler Memorial AME Zion Church, Dr. Seth Lartey is assuming a new title
