A drive to help raise $5 million and save the accreditation of Bennett College received a boost this week as donations began to pour in ahead of the Friday, Feb. 1 deadline.
Earlier this week the newly launched Young Adult Committee (YAC) of the local NAACP invited young professionals from all walks of life to come together and have a serious conversation on the issues currently afflicting the African-American community in Winston-Salem.
After more than a year of discussion and planning, Family Services and our community partners welcomed a team from the San Diego-based Alliance for HOPE International on January 29 and 30, 2019 for a comprehensive two-day Family Justice Center Study Tour.
Harden is on a tear, but is it sustainable?
The congregation of Antioch Baptist Church welcomed Rev. Frederick L. Barnes Jr. as their new senior pastor on Oct. 21. This past Sunday, Jan. 20, they held an installation service for Barnes.
The Ministers’ Conference of Winston-Salem and Vicinity (MCWSV) held their annual Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Scholarship service at St. Paul United Methodist Church on Monday, January 21.
Replacing a successful coach is a hard thing to do on any level of sports. Sam Washington, first year head coach of North Carolina A&T State University, was tasked with just such a thing, as he was chosen to replace Rod Broadway upon his retirement.
Over 125 seniors came out for the Piedmont Plus Senior Games/SilverArts kickoff on Friday, Jan. 18, at Hanes Hosiery Recreation Center, but the biggest draw was the new sport of chair volleyball.
Following a hard fought game, that was a back and forth battle, the Titans surged to a 69-61 victory over the Demons.
