Here in Forsyth County in response to the COVID-19 epidemic, we’ve seen a groundswell of organizations, non-profits, churches, businesses, and individuals come forward and do their part. And for the past two weeks, Second Harvest Food Bank of Northwest N.C. has been doing their part to ensure children across the state don’t go hungry.
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Clarence Clark retires from American Red Cross after 38 years of service
Amid these unprecedented times due to the COVID-19 crisis, our community has seen unthinkable changes and hardships. The newspaper industry is no exception to the hardships of the coronavirus.
Armed with face masks, gloves, and of course, hand sanitizer, representatives and volunteers with Family Services partnered with OSO Restaurant Group (o’So Eats) to provide 500 meals for families in need at First Baptist Church (Highland Avenue) last week.
You don’t need a year’s supply of toilet paper By Merdies Hayes, Our Weekly News Panic buying has been rife
Ronnie Long, the N.C. man who was sentenced to 80 years in prison for a crime he said he didn’t
Less than a week after North Carolina Innocence Inquiry Commission recommended a new trial for the five men convicted in
Shannon Hutchins has been promoted to human resources director for Forsyth County Government. Hutchins previously served as senior human resources
By Christine Marshall It all started with this odd corner in our living room that desperately needed a camouflage to
By Judie Holcomb-Pack In a glass-half-empty, glass-half-full perspective, the need to change the schedule for Senior Games/SilverArts is disappointing to
