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The first forum was held last Thursday at the Central Library. And candidates for Forsyth County Clerk of Superior Court, incumbent Debra Hines (D), Tina Flowers (D), and John Snow (D), took center stage. Although the race for Clerk of Court hasn’t been the most talked about race, tensions were high.
Everyone has that one family member, an aunt, uncle or maybe an older cousin, who seems to get along with everyone and has a knack for connecting with the younger generations of the family. For Lachaela Wells-Andrew, that family member was her aunt Deitra.
A few years ago, Andy Henry decided to become a more integral part of his father’s coffee business. Since then, Henry’s Fresh Roast (HFR) has not only grown in sales, but also grown in their efforts to give back.
Busta’s Person of the Week: Single mom Taleeka Jones created a nonprofit for moms in need
Madison and Mariah Minga-Perry are track and field athletes for Walkertown High School. The two sisters are two of the best track and field athletes in the area and it all came from hard work and dedication.
Trejan Cannon was a standout lacrosse player at Reynolds High School before heading off to play collegiately at Virginia Military Institute (VMI). Now that his career is wrapping up at VMI, Cannon opened up on his time with the Keydets.
