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Local Omega Psi Phi chapter celebrates Achievement Week and Founders Day
Local Omega Psi Phi chapter celebrates Achievement Week and Founders Day
Busta’s Person of the Week: Pastor and National Guard member deployed to Asheville to help families devastated by Hurricane Helene
Busta’s Person of the Week: Pastor and National Guard member deployed to Asheville to help families devastated by Hurricane Helene
Shannon Brooks and Monica Jackson-Buxton speak at My FACE event for new participants
On Saturday, Nov. 16, My FACE held a meet and greet to welcome potential new participants to its MENTOR (Mentor, Empowerment, Nurturing, Transformation, Opportunities, and Responsibility) program.
Novant Health expands access to specialty care services in Rural Hall
Novant Health expands access to specialty care services in Rural Hall
Lizzie Knox Anthony celebrates 90th birthday
Mrs. Lizzie Knox Anthony of Lewisville celebrated her 90th birthday on Saturday, Nov. 2, at the Village Inn and Conference Center in Clemmons.
Winston-Salem City Council approves affordable housing guidelines
The Winston-Salem City Council voted Monday to approve new guidelines for the Affordable Housing Development Program, taking a big step to help address the city’s housing needs.
Tensions rise within the W-S City Council; lawsuit filed against council member
Tensions rise within the W-S City Council; lawsuit filed against council member
Virginia Tech CareEx research study looking for caregivers of family members with dementia
Virginia Tech CareEx research study looking for caregivers of family members with dementia
No surprises in race for seats on Forsyth County Board of Commissioners
No surprises in race for seats on Forsyth County Board of Commissioners
Women creative entrepreneurs win $20,000+ awards
Women creative entrepreneurs win $20,000+ awards
