(This op/ed was originally published Dec. 15 in the (Greensboro) News and Record.) With the year quickly drawing to a close, we are all looking forward to what comes next
“Hands Up,” “Black Lives Matter” and “I Can’t Breathe” have become ubiquitous, a rallying cry for legions disheartened and dismayed by excessive police violence and society’s willingness to turn a
(pictured above: Nihjel Payne soars to the basket. Photos by Charles E. Leftwich Jr.) Based on early-season returns, Reagan’s junior varsity looks like a bona fide contender in the Central Piedmont
Carver ballers showing promise (pictured above: Coach Wil Perry talks to players. ) Carver’s varsity basketball team just might be on track to experience its first winning season since President
Prep earns bragging rights again (pictured above: Brandon Palmer (11) leads the press for Winston-Salem Prep’s stifling defense. Photos by Charles E.
Tonia Walker, Winston-Salem State University director of athletics, has been appointed to the Western Triad Division of the FCA (Fellowship
(pictured above: LWS alumnus Ricky Touchstone.) For 30 years, Leadership Winston-Salem (LWS) has been bringing local leaders together to learn how
(pictured above: Randall Lindsay) A local resident is breathing a sigh of relief after the city has decided to drop $2,659.45 off
(pictured above: Winston-Salem Industries for the Blind’s Stephanie Davis shows U.S. Rep. Alma Adams around IFB’s facility.) U.S. Rep. Alma Adams,
Kwanzaa kick-off echoes calls to value black life (pictured above: Zen Sadler (center) helps Don Williams and Patricia Sadler light the
