The early voting fervor struck East Winston last week, as hundreds of Forsyth County residents flocked to the Mazie Woodruff Center and 14th Street Recreation Center to do their civic
“Stop Disrespecting My President!” 1911 United, a Washington, D.C.-based Super PAC (Political Action Committee) founded by members of Kappa Alpha Psi and Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, is taking that message
During tent-covered outdoor sessions last week, students at Mount Tabor High School explored the complexities of racial diversity, cultural differences and the stereotypes associated with them. Wake Forest University Art
Students have a new way to learn about the state’s rich African American culture. AT&T North Carolina and the N.C. Department of Public Instruction unveiled the 2013 Heritage Calendar last
As a girl in Omaha, Neb., Salem College Professor Dr. Tekla Johnson remembers State Sen. Ernie Chambers as being larger
The North Carolina National Guard’s 113th Sustainment Brigade returned to North Carolina on Saturday, Oct. 27. Friends, family and fellow
Durham-based North Carolina Mutual kicked off its 115th anniversary celebration last week in conjunction with its annual recognition of Founders’
Boys in the United States appear to be entering puberty much earlier than in the past – a trend researchers
Forsyth Medical Center is one of just two hospitals in the state of North Carolina to offer patients at risk
The Blind Boys of Alabama will perform a Christmas show, “Go Tell It On The Mountain,” to close the second
