Whenever there is a steady series of public questions being raised about the “power” of Black Americans, you should always first consider the motive and purpose of the questions. Such
(pictured above: Chapter leaders Gladys Wilson, financial secretary, Charette Guthrie, recording secretary, Elizabeth Newton, first vice president, Lisa Smith, president, Camille French, second vice president and Shareka Brown, corresponding secretary.) The
Anita Howard is enthused and excited about the future of Salem College basketball. With the Spirits having recently completed a record-setting season, the second-year coach envisions more of the same
WSSU’s clinic on wheels reaches those out of reach Since its inception over three years ago, Winston-Salem State University’s Rams Know HOW (Healthcare On Wheels) Mobile Clinic has served thousands
(pictured above: Panelists (from left): John Gladman, Margaret Elliott, Minister Alvin Carlisle and Karen McNeil-Miller.) Five decades after President Lyndon Johnson
(pictured above: Dr. Bev. Emory speaks.) When Dr. Bev Emory took her position as superintendent of Winston-Salem/Forsyth County Schools last year,
(pictured above: Hakeem Belo-Osagie is among Africa’s richest men.) One of Africa’s wealthiest businessmen visited Wake Forest University on April 1
(pictured above: Afro-Semitic Experience is known throughout the world for its unique blend of jazz.) The Afro-Semitic Experience, a world-renowned jazz
Winston-Salem Police Chief Barry D. Rountree has promoted seven police officers and two non-sworn personnel. Lt. Catrina Thompson was promoted
The Shepherd’s Center’s Kernersville Senior Enrichment Center, 130 E. Mountain St., will host a “Medicare Low Income Subsidy Assistance” event
