“42” – cuarenta y dos in Spanish – is the story of Jackie Robinson, Major League Baseball’s first black player. There are some significant changes in his beloved game that
Hundreds flocked to the Lawrence Joel Veterans Memorial Coliseum Annex last week, to take part in the 2013 Project Homeless Connect/VA Stand Down. Sponsored by the City of Winston-Salem, Mayor
Winston-Salem resident Juan Ortega has called North Carolina home since he was a kindergartner, but in the eyes of the state, he’s no North Carolinian. Ortega, who is pursuing his
Some worry that venues would lose legacies if sold City residents are voicing questions and concerns about the potential sale of Lawrence Joel Veterans Memorial Coliseum to Wake Forest University
Students learn about another post high school option As a boy, Mike Sears dreamed of being a construction worker. “I
City residents recently took to the streets, joining countless other communities nationwide in the quest for better health. In celebration
The AIDS Care Service (ACS) Board of Trustees will present its annual meeting on Monday, April 22 at 7 p.m.
Bailey Powell, a high school senior in the Visual Arts program at the University of North Carolina School of the
The city’s move to unload the Lawrence Joel Veterans Memorial Coliseum and Bowman Gray Stadium makes good financial sense. The
During the Lenten Season (Feb. 13 – March 31), Rev. Peris J. Lester led his congregation at St. John CME
