Editorial: TruSo, a Black-owned social networking app, set to launch
In 2016 Winston-Salem native Quentin Jackson set out on a journey to create his own clothing line. Although the journey hasn’t been easy, today Q Jackson Apparel Company (QJAC) is a licensed apparel provider with partnerships with several HBCUs, and he says that it’s just the beginning.
Rico Henderson has never been one to follow the crowd, but instead has always marched to the beat of his own drum and his clothing line, C.I.O.R. (Chaos In Our Reign), is no different.
After a nearly two-hour-long meeting last week, the Winston-Salem/Forsyth County Schools’ Board of Education voted against using $2 million in savings to help with the construction of a stadium for Reynolds High School in Hanes Park.
The Omegas partner with the Red Cross for statewide blood drive
Busta’s Person of the Week: WNBA star Paris Kea: ‘Push yourself outside your comfort zone’
Victoria Saucedo Wake Forest’s new director of women’s basketball sports performance
NCAA approves name, image and likeness for college athletes
Livingstone College building state-of-art esports complex at Jake Alexander Blvd. location
Darryl Gordon is tired of seeing all of the violence in the city of Winston-Salem. Using what he knows best, God and dance, Gordon is putting together a Dance and Peace Festival to be held on Aug. 14 from 1 to 5 p.m, in the field next to Hoopers Funeral Home, to help stop some of the violence in the city.
