(pictured above: The Museum’s likeness of Bishop George E. Battle Jr.) Bishop George E. Battle Jr. was one of four people inducted into the Baltimore-based National Great Blacks in Wax
Now that the high school part of her tennis career is finished, Aja Grant looks to the future. Grant, who recently graduated from Reagan, is eager to see what’s in
The race for the Fifth District congressional seat is heating up again, as Democrats Gardenia Henley and Josh Brannon prepare for a July 15 run-off. Brannon, a Watuaga County resident,
A few days before Father’s Day, members of the North Carolina Legislative Black Caucus announced their support of a Raleigh-based nonprofit’s mission to get fairer visitation and other rights for
(pictured above: Coaches and others get on-field training.) Winston-Salem/Forsyth County Schools’ football coaches, certified athletic trainers and athletic directors learned
(pictured above: Barbara Hayes and Beaufort and Pollye Bailey receive their awards from Dr. Mae Rodney, Cedric Rodney’s widow.) Barbara
Train Enthusiast Enjoys Being a Train Host By Candy Wood Being a train host is a wonderful way to volunteer,
Independence and Freedom. What’s the difference? Simple – because you are independent, are you free? Are you free to command your
The efforts of Interfaith Winston-Salem have been buoyed by its recent ECHO Award for its work in building social capital.
Editorial: City Shouldn’t be Nanny and Thom Tillis
City Shouldn’t be Nanny Later this month, the city will begin hosting a series of Friday evening activities at the