The heat has been on local African American elected officials – particularly those on the City Council and Forsyth County Board of Commissioners – this year. From the debate over
Two of the city’s most well-known and scrutinized leaders will take their final bows in a few weeks. Dr. Don Martin, who has led Winston-Salem/Forsyth County Schools as superintendent for
During the early portion of the outdoor track season, Parkland Track Coach Antwan Hughes couldn’t help but notice how the times of the female sprinters kept dropping. The steady improvement
The countdown until Winston-Salem again becomes “Black Theatre Holy Ground” will soon begin. The North Carolina Black Repertory Company, which produces the National Black Theatre Festival that long ago earned
The Winston-Salem State University Department of Athletics in conjunction with the WSSU Football Program will hold its 2nd Annual Women’s
Christ Rescue Temple Church will host its first Homecoming on June 1 and 2 at the Christ Rescue Temple Farm,
Five high school seniors have received scholarships from Equality Winston-Salem–an organization formed in 2010 to promote the well-being of LGBT
Salem College junior Madison Thomas has earned the Congressional Gold Medal – the U.S. Congress’ highest award for young Americans.
Exhibit of Murals, Public Art, & Other Works Curated by Marguerite Oestreicher and Alison Fleming Exhibition: June 2 – July
Salem College alumna Ronda Zelezny-Green recently earned a Fulbright Award to research mobile-based social learning in informal settings, and issues
