Wake Forest opens its heart for Thanksgiving Four hundred area residents were the beneficiaries of home cooked meals this Thanksgiving season, thanks to the generosity of Wake Forest University students
Hollis Watkins has been fighting for freedom for more than five decades. Watkins, the youngest of 12 children born to sharecroppers in Lincoln, Miss., became the first student from his
Dr. Adesanmi Abel Ojo returned to Forsyth Technical Community College last week, telling students how the path that led him to a career in medicine began at Forsyth Tech. Ojo
UNCSA student taking the world by storm Twenty-one-year-old Allan Washington’s performing arts career is going places, quite literally. Washington, a
Cancer Services Inc. presented its first “Body + Soul Saturday” on Oct. 27 at Piney Grove Baptist Church. The day
The James A. Rousseau Minority Male Mentoring Program at Forsyth Technical Community College has partnered with Carver, Glenn and North
Michele Ozumba, president and CEO of The Women’s Funding Network, will keynote the Women’s Fund of Winston-Salem Seventh Annual Luncheon
On Nov. 10, five Winston-Salem/Forsyth County elementary schools participated in The Big Event, the culmination of Xcel 2 Fitness, a
Last week, five Winston-Salem State Lady Rams volleyball players were named to the 2012 Central Intercollegiate Athletic Association (CIAA) All-Conference
… I’ve Been Changed
Another crop of C2C grads leave behind former street lives Nationally-known columnist and commentator Roland Martin told graduates of Union Baptist Church’s Corner 2 Corner (C2C) Drug Dealers and Street