My mom’s classic car was called the ‘Museum Piece’
Local artist Kayyum Allah curated the Happy Hill Neighborhood Association Art Anthology (HHNA) exhibit that was recently on display at the Milton Rhodes Center for the Arts from Jan. 19 – Feb. 18. The purpose of the art collective is to create a visual representation that helps to revitalize the oldest African American community in North Carolina.
Emmanuel Baptist Church (EBC) hosted the Black Authors Expo as part of their observance of Black History Month.
Socializing is a top priority at the YMCA
Walk-in shower is a ‘blessing in the sky’ to retiree and stroke victim
Dr. Charles Fort holds poetry reading at Arbor Acres
More than 100 people from throughout the community filed into the pews of Union Baptist Church last Saturday morning to honor the life and legacy of neighborhood hero, William Alexander McCain. McCain, died on Feb. 11 from complications of a rare disease known as cardiac amyloidosis.
Busta’s Person of the Week: Triad woman makes history with the first Black-owned ultrasound studio in Greensboro
Twin Arches light up the sky in pink and green to mark the 100th anniversary of AKA Phi Omega chapter
Former slave receives honorary doctorate in divinity degree 100 years later
