“Edible City: Grow the Revolution,” a fast-paced documentary that looks at the good food movement that has begun to spread across the country and around the world, will be screened
Kudos to the Winston-Salem Police Department, the City of Winston-Salem and the National Black Theatre Festival for expertly handling the large crowds that descended upon downtown during NBTF week. On
In spite of Winston-Salem State University’s unprecedented football success over the past two seasons (27-2), linebacker Carlos Fields refuses to take anything for granted. He’s acutely aware that there are
Former Wake Forest University standout C. J. Harris has officially signed a pro contract with Germany’s Neckar Ludwigsburg. Harris, a Winston-Salem native and Mount Tabor High School alum, ranked sixth
Baby Boomers welcome the songs from their youth at revamped local station By Judie Holcomb-Pack When Tony Pack first tuned
Devotional Reading: I John 1:8-9 Lesson Scripture: Nehemiah 9:6-37 Lesson Aims: To recognize that confession is a part of worship;
The Inspiration of Faith Choir of Rising Ebenezer Baptist Church, 900 Free St., will hold the first of what it
Our psychology professor at NYU had asked what we wanted in life. Our class was mostly girls. This was the
SHEPHERD’S CENTER OF GREATER WINSTON-SALEM VOLUNTEERS RECEIVE COMMUNITY RECOGNITION Volunteers Jim Camp and Cranford Johnson recently received recognition for their
by Dawn Maker You’re not 25 anymore, but that doesn’t mean you have any less desire to live life to
