The executive director of the Southeastern Center for Contemporary Art (SECCA), Gordon Peterson, has announced his plans to retire in September 2018.
Fifteen recruits transitioned through the ranks last week as Recruitment Class XXVI (26) of the Winston-Salem Fire Department held its graduation ceremony on Friday, July 13.
A convoy of cyclists and volunteers with the Carolina Brotherhood Ride made two stops in Forsyth County last week to honor fallen first responders.
The 14th annual Accessible Festival offered dancing, food, fun and education for people with all kinds of disabilities on Friday, July 13, at the Winston-Salem Fairgrounds Education Building.
Meet Big Brothers Big Sisters’ 2018 National Big Brother of the Year: Murray Miller from Winston-Salem.
The Jump Off featured three teams of professional, college and post graduate female players looking to sharpen their skills during the summer months in a tournament atmosphere.
Twin City Football recently held a clinic for players ages 5 through 14, which was free of charge for all kids.
For over two decades the Vic Johnson Junior Golf Clinic has been introducing the game to the kids of Winston-Salem.
Thanks to tinkering by North Carolina’s General Assembly, voters this November will face a virtual book of a ballot, chock
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