City Council approves sale of land for new Ashley elementary school
After listening to the cries from the community for nearly four years and listening to nearly 30 different individuals call for a mandatory African American History course during the Board of Education meeting earlier this week, the board voted 7-1 not to make the course a requirement.
Two Maids and a Mop provides free home cleaning for cancer patients
Domestic Violence Awareness Month: Beverly’s story
BUSTA’S FAMILY OF THE WEEK: 80 years of bringing closure to grieving families
The Sticht Center for Healthy Aging & Alzheimer’s Prevention (SCHAAP) from Wake Forest Baptist Health is offering lunch & learns at local churches to make people more knowledgeable about the disease.
Let’s Talk Religion: Is homosexuality still taboo in the church?
After a tough loss to Walkertown the week prior, North Forsyth was looking to get another victory in the win column against Atkins. With a slow start, the Vikings used a second half surge to propel them to the 36-0 victory.
Linda Jackson Barnes, director of Mayor Allen Joines’ office, has been appointed by Gov. Roy Cooper to a four-year term on the N.C. Human Relations Commission.
