WSSU honors 1949 grad during commencement ceremony
Finesse Game fought through a grueling regular season and playoffs to defeat Lee Game in the championship 92-73.
This was not the ending many experts or fans expected the Celtics to have this season.
The construction site at the Innovation Quarter’s Bailey Power Plant got a little more pizzazz last week when local artists unveiled their masterpieces on the construction fences located on the corner of Fourth and Patterson streets on Tuesday, May 7.
May is National Teacher Appreciation Month and two residents of Hunt Park senior apartments shared memories of their special teachers.
This past Sunday, the congregation of Pilgrim Rest Missionary Baptist Church celebrated Mother’s Day. The church held a special service to honor not only the mothers in attendance, but for all mothers everywhere.
It was by chance that Dale Link’s quilting talents were recognized recently with a gold medal at the Piedmont Plus Senior Games/SilverArts competition. Although she had been sewing since she was in junior high school in the 1950s and quilting since the ‘70s, she hadn’t intended to make the rector’s and deacon’s stoles that won her a gold medal.
The banquet hall at the Enterprise Center was filled with anticipation last week as hundreds waited to hear who would be recognized as Mother of the Year.
Business of the Month: Winston-Salem’s SWEET-heart
Last week the Young Adult Committee (YAC) of the Winston-Salem NAACP invited Councilman James Taylor to participate in a town hall meeting to discuss some of the concerns from people throughout the community.
