Located in the middle of what urban planners and city officials consider a “food desert,” the Liberty Street Vendors Market will not only provide fresh fruit and produce, but a
(pictured above: Circle Leader Denise Terry (center) with her allies, Barbara Keller and Claudia Jokinen.) Circles Winston-Salem held its first “Big View” meeting last Thursday at Green Street United Methodist Church.
Parents who have put their children in private school through a state voucher program find themselves at a crossroads after Superior Court Judge Robert H. Hobgood ruled that the voucher
(pictured above: City Council Member Derwin Montgomery addresses the crowd.) Traffic headaches caused by the $68.9 million Salem Creek Connector project was a major topic of discussion at a community meeting
(pictured above: Donald Young in action last week in Winston-Salem.) At age 25, Donald Young has experienced the good, the bad
(pictured above: Pastor Alvin E. Carlisle Jr. hands a child a book bag.) Exodus United Baptist Church, 2000 Wilbur St.,
(pictured above: Dr. Julianne Malveaux was Bennett College president for five years.) The Bennett College Board of Trustees is hosted a
(pictured above: Last year’s event was very well attended.) Beautiful Butterflies, Inc. will host its 4th annual Lupus 5K Walk/Run event on Saturday, Sept.
Jonathan’s Legacy Book Club, a literacy promotion initiative, recently held its first meeting at the Martin Luther King Jr. Recreation
New Chancellor Should Live Near Campus To the Editor: It is of my opinion the next chancellor of Winston-Salem State University
