By Dr. James B. Ewers Jr. The Coronavirus is beyond anything that I have ever witnessed. This is a nightmare. However, this is not a six- or seven-hour nightmare. Some
By Robert C. Koehler One thing about a pandemic: It’s inclusive. We cannot survive it, move beyond it, by protecting merely some people. We have to protect everyone. Of all
By Christine Marshall It all started with this odd corner in our living room that desperately needed a camouflage to hide an awkward furniture arrangement. A big clay pot, some
By Judie Holcomb-Pack In a glass-half-empty, glass-half-full perspective, the need to change the schedule for Senior Games/SilverArts is disappointing to the many participants in sporting events, visual and heritage arts
Nike Roach has a heart for veterans. As a veteran himself, he enjoyed the monthly Vets Coffee held by Trellis
By Sondra Wainer David, my son, turned 49 today. I have no idea how that happened. It seems just the
In response to the growing number of COVID-19 cases across the country and the state, the City of Winston-Salem has
In the unprecedented times we find ourselves in during the outbreak of COVID-19 (coronavirus), our community and organizations have taken precautions to keep us all safe and, hopefully, free of this illness. In response to federal, state and local regulations, we are encouraged to go about our daily activities under a “new normal.” Listed below are some of the areas that are new to us.
Her entire life, Monique Johnson has been proving people wrong. Born with dystrophic dysplasia, the rarest form of dwarfism, doctors only gave her six years to live. Thirty-three years later, she has accomplished goals that quite frankly, some can only dream of, and uses her life’s obstacles to inspire others.
Earlier this month, longtime city native Paula McCoy announced her plans to run as an unaffiliated candidate for the Northeast Ward on the Winston-Salem City Council.
