The Piedmont Plus Senior Games were held Thursday, April 11 – Friday, April 19 of this year with a SilverArts exhibition at the South Fork Community Center on Friday, April
By John Raye A few years ago, a few unexpected things happen to me. Some were good. Some were bad. I lost my job (layoff) I lost my home (foreclosure)
For the last 12 years, Aretta Hairston-Smith has struggled with a disease that most people have never heard of. She’s hoping to change that. Hairston-Smith has sarcoidosis, a disease that
Young People and Politics To the Editor: As young, concerned students going to Moral Monday rallies, we see mostly senior citizens and middle-aged people participating. The youth need to realize
The long arc of Kanye West’s short life encompasses many events, incidents and affairs that make for a good case
Local lawmakers defend, decry decision to end jobless benefits for thousands The past year has been difficult for Donald
As a toddler, Kyle Anderson spent countless hours watching his father, veteran dog trainer Don Anderson, practice his craft. “I
Barry Rountree, the city’s first black male police chief, was sworn-in Sunday at City Hall. Rountree, a Winston-Salem State University
Local residents gathered at Winston Square Park on the evening of June 26 to celebrate a landmark ruling by the
Exhibition games help victims of fire disasters Firefighters and police officers hit the basketball court June 26 for charity. Those
