Editorial Cartoon by Ron Rogers
The Business of the Month is Kingz Downtown Market at 418 N. Liberty St. in downtown Winston-Salem.
It took two votes for Forsyth County commissioners to determine who would build the new Hall of Justice, and they decided 6-1 to go with a different pick than what their committee of stakeholders recommended.
TROSA– a comprehensive, multi-year residential rehab program for substance abusers located in Durham – is looking to open a location in the Triad.
The Ronald Reagan High School JROTC program wins the Public Safety Challenge Cup for the second year in a row.
Last week, Herbalife Nutrition Foundation’s “Casa Herbalife” program unveiled a 12-foot mural at the Gateway YWCA’s Best Choice Center.
Shanta Faison set out on a journey to continue the culinary legacy left to her by her grandmother by marketing and selling a line of collard greens that would take consumers back to their own grandmothers’ kitchen with just one bite.
Members of the City Council asked the Housing Authority of Winston-Salem not to sell Crystal Towers.
For nearly an hour, Horace and Thompson discussed the book, implicit bias within law enforcement agencies, community policing, mental health and several other topics before taking questions from the audience.
An investigation into the fatal police shooting of Edward Van McCrae found the officer acted lawfully in self-defense.
