After nearly two decades at the helm of Winston-Salem/Forsyth County Schools, Superintendent Don Martin announced last week that he plans to retire on June 30, 2013. Martin, the 2011 North
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In an effort to reach those in the neighborhood around it, Diggs Memorial United Holy Church helped stage the first ever Community Block Festival on Saturday. The festival offered a
Salvation Army resident Ella Crosby has only been homeless for 30 days, but the city native said her month on the streets has given her a strong sense of perspective.
Winston-Salem State University’s Breanna Holmes and Iveon Sprangle won first place in the radio category of the 2012 Freedom of
The sea of gravel and construction machines adjacent to the Piedmont Triad Research Park (PTRP) near the union of Business
Nationally, laws denying people with felony convictions the right to vote are keeping an estimated 5.85 million people from
Hundreds of women and men from across the state convened at the Benton Convention Center Sept. 6-9 for the 111th
Rising cable news star Melissa Harris-Perry returned to her alma mater Monday. Harris-Perry, whose eponymous show airs on MSNBC’s Saturday
Though Hispanics make up nearly 15 percent of Winston-Salem’s total population (according to recent Census figures), Mexican-American David Navarro says
