North Carolina’s racially segregated African American and Latino neighborhoods are more likely to suffer from inequality in living conditions related to housing, environmental justice and equal access to education, according
Greensboro College’s Department of Music has received permission from its accrediting body to launch two new programs within the department. The college now will be able to offer B.A. and
Entrepreneur, author and philanthropist Chris Gardner will speak at a free event on Sunday, Oct. 6 at 3 p.m. at the Arts Council Theater, 610 Coliseum Drive. His book, “The Pursuit
Latonya Black, a former Greensboro resident who performed with the N.C. Black Repertory Co. in the 1980s, has taken her love for performance to the “left coast.” She is the
Forsyth County Democratic Women will host a rally to educate and inform voters about the importance of the upcoming election
Devotional Reading: Isaiah 54:9-14 Lesson Scripture: Genesis 9:8-17 Lesson Aims: To acknowledge the sacredness of life; to appreciate God’s covenant
After winning its first two football games, Carver’s junior varsity team suffered a humbling 34-20 loss to vastly-improved North Forsyth
The Hallmark Channel movie “The Watsons Go To Birmingham” will premiere tonight, Sept. 20 at 8 p.m. The movie is
Over four million Americans have one form of dementia: Alzheimer’s disease. As the population of the United States ages and
