Trice Hickman is set to release her sixth book, “Troublemaker,” on July 29. The “Troublemaker” centers around Alexandria Thornton and PJ Brightwood, who after 20 years, reunite and fall in
The South African charity Feed a Child chose to highlight child poverty in South Africa by portraying a little Black boy being fed like a dog by a seemingly affluent
Injustices Continue If North Carolina is not careful, it could garner the dubious reputation as a place where expediency trumps justice. The case of Darryl Howard, who is slated to
(pictured above: Honoree Delray Anthony (left) poses with Council Member Derwin Montgomery and organizer Ben Piggott.) Some of Winston-Salem’s finest grew up in Happy Hill, the city’s oldest African American community.
The Holy Apostolic Affirmation to the Apostleship for Apostle-Designate John Henry Heath, presiding prelate of Greater Higher Ground Ministries Worldwide,
(pictured above: Maurice Lewis rushed for over 1,900 yards over the past two seasons.) The upcoming football season figures to
(pictured above: The historic building was constructed with George Black’s bricks.) A local developer is hoping his latest venture raises
(pictured above: Jay and Nellie Springs at the SECU Family House.) Almost three years after opening, the SECU Family House has served
(pictured above: Big Ron Hunter) The Shalom Project will help Winston-Salem residents take on the heat on Sunday, July 20
New Life The repurposing of the Winston Mutual Building is the sort of public/private partnership that can help East Winston
