(pictured above: Barbara Hayes and Beaufort and Pollye Bailey receive their awards from Dr. Mae Rodney, Cedric Rodney’s widow.) Barbara S. Hayes and Beaufort and Pollye Bailey were presented with
Train Enthusiast Enjoys Being a Train Host By Candy Wood Being a train host is a wonderful way to volunteer, meet interesting people, travel and serve the state of North
(pictured above: Donna Burgess holds a framed tribute to her late daughter.) Teaching the angels in heaven how to play basketball. That is what Donna Burgess imagines her 16-year-old daughter, Celeste,
WSSU takes health project to Piedmont Park (pictured above: Hazel Neely, president of the Piedmont Park Resident Council, is among the participants in Saving One Sister At a Time.) “Saving One
(pictured above: Katrina Redmon has worked at the Winston-Salem Housing Authority since 2006.) Katrina Redmon, the chief development officer and vice
Southside United Health Center learned May 29 that it would receive $1.5 million a year for the next three years
(pictured above: Last year’s Musician of the Year and Entertainer of the Year Rene Roman (third from left) poses with (from
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