Local entertainers of all kinds were recognized Sunday during the Forsyth County Entertainment Awards ceremony at the Millennium Center. Hundreds of well-dressed attendees strolled along a red carpet into the
When the daughter of close friends received her medical degree a few weekends ago, I worked long and hard to make sure our tribe of teenage boys looked sharp for
On Thursday, May 2, hundreds of avid book enthusiasts lined up at the Education Building at the Dixie Classic Fairgrounds to be able to get the wonderful bargains offered at
Dr. James Ewers, a native of Winston-Salem, has donated several of his sports accolades to the Society for the Study of Afro-American History. Dr. Ewers was a top rated tennis
On May 10th, 2013, over 40 Winston-Salem residents who were or would be at least 100 years young in 2013
When it comes to racial diversity and inclusion, practice what you preach! That goes for individuals, organizations, agencies, businesses, etc.
In Winston-Salem, like in countless cities across the South during the Jim Crow era, black students fought against the odds
The struggles and triumphs of African-Americans, past and present, were celebrated Saturday at the annual Triad Juneteenth Africana Festival at
Opposition is strong to Duke Energy Carolinas’ request for a nearly 10 percent rate increase. The energy giant’s request must
The Winston-Salem Transit Authority and Trans-Aid are poised to begin offering Sunday service later this year, city officials say. City
