Chants of “Forward together, not one step back” rang through downtown Winston-Salem Monday evening as the N.C. NAACP brought its Moral March to the Polls initiative to town. Hundreds assembled
(pictured above: Luis Sanchez, a resident who lives near the Bethel United site, points to the area where the cell phone tower will be erected.) Residents will begin to see
King’s boutique has survived downtown for nearly 30 years (pictured above: Lydia Derr Mary King stands in her shop, Keona’s Boutique.) Mary King’s Keona’s Boutique is one of downtown’s most enduring
District Court hopeful looks forward to head-to-head challenge (pictured above: Valene Franco rides in Kernersville’s recent 4th of July parade behind a supporter holding her sign.) Parades, neighborhood gatherings, 5Ks. Valene
Old Salem hosts Fourth of July nationalization ceremony (pictured above: The new citizens take their oath on July 4th.) Old Salem
Winston-Salem native Clyde Gray has announced his retirement from a 37-year-long broadcasting career. He announced the news on-air on Cincinnati’s
(pictured above: Bennett President Rosalind Fuse-Hall shakes hands with GTCC President Randy Parker.) The leaders of Bennett College and Guilford
(pictured above: Dozens become U.S. citizens last year at Old Salem.) Old Salem Museums & Gardens will host a Naturalization Ceremony
President Obama would like the national minimum wage to rise to $10.10 an hour. By executive order, he raised the
(pictured above: Dr. Rev. William Barber) Hats off to the N.C. NAACP! The Tar Heel branch of the venerable civil
