Since the coronavirus first started making news in January, rumors, myths, and fabrications started flooding our email inboxes and Facebook newsfeeds. Although there has been helpful information shared via social
Less than six months after Superintendent Angela P. Hairston made the recommendation for the special committee to be formed, last week the school board passed the bylaws for the Multicultural
Armed with face masks, gloves, and of course, hand sanitizer, representatives and volunteers with Family Services partnered with OSO Restaurant Group (o’So Eats) to provide 500 meals for families in need at First Baptist Church (Highland Avenue) last week.
Kevin Mundy hopes to fill Dan Besse’s seat on City Council
The Winston-Salem Symphony is committed to the health and safety of everyone in our community. In accordance with the latest
By Stephanie C. Nash, LICSW President & CEO, Episcopal Center for Children This is an unprecedented time in our world
The coronavirus outbreak has been big business for scammers. First it was fake masks, then fake government grants, and now it’s a
Application deadline extended through April 6 The American Heart Association is working to improve heart health among North Carolina’s most at-risk
Amid the COVID-19 pandemic, sports related processes have taken a hit. Here’s a letter from WSSU athletics department to recruits.
You don’t need a year’s supply of toilet paper By Merdies Hayes, Our Weekly News Panic buying has been rife
