Nathan Ross Freeman’s play ‘The Other Way Around’ to premiere Feb. 18 Opening night will coincide with Leo Rucker Day
African American roots are deep in traditional music
New children’s book, ‘Just Like Your Daddy,’ changes narrative of Black fathers
Commentary: What will be the significance of having an African American woman on the Supreme Court?
Tributes pour in remembering former Miss USA Cheslie Kryst
After three years waiting in limbo for approval from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) to sell Crystal Towers, an 11-story public housing unit located on West Sixth Street, HAWS has announced that they will keep Crystal Towers and work with the City of Winston-Salem to make renovations.
Last year, Target launched their HBCU Design Challenge which was a competition where students from Historically Black Colleges & Universities submitted designs for Target’s celebration of Black History Month. One of the challenge winners was Winston-Salem’s own Trajan Baker, who is an architecture student at Hampton University and a graduate of Atkins High School.
Queen Juneteenth Scholarship Pageant to be new addition to annual Freedom Day Celebration
Read Write Spell (RWS) is a community program based out of St. Paul’s Episcopal Church that strives to ensure that every child in Winston-Salem/Forsyth County Schools (WSFCS) learns to read on grade level. RWS trains tutors in the science of reading to better assist students in need in WS/FCS.
Busta’s Person of the Week: Super singer Victor Solomon continues to put God ahead of his career
