The Winston-Salem Foundation, HUSTLE W-S, and the African American Heritage Initiative have come together to bring an exhibit to the city that takes a critical look at redlining, it’s impact on the community and the people who call Winston-Salem home.
Parents in the African American community routinely push education on their children, which is a great thing. One aspect of that education that is usually left out is financial literacy. For Antonio McCoy, he aims to impart as much financial wisdom into his clients as possible.
Dr. Veronica Wiltshire named chief medical officer of United Health Centers
Busta’s Event Of The Week: Tabitha Brown’s book tour begins with a sold-out crowd in Greensboro
Getting to know your Rams: Reagan standout, Amaya Tucker looks forward to upcoming season
A franchise quarterback: it must be nice to have one.
Company’s Coming (or when to clean house during the pandemic)
International Day of Older Persons is October 1
4 financial tips to help seniors during the pandemic
COVID-19 has made us worn and weary. Our temperaments have changed. We have become frazzled and on edge. Our patience
