It was 1979 when Mütter D. Evans made history when she became the second African American woman to purchase a radio station.
The Business of the Month for March 2018 is The Village Produce and Country Store.
Commentary: Where is the village when we need it?
Republican state lawmakers, have attempted to suppress the African-American vote in recent high profile elections.
Ten years ago, the Love Church did not exist. Today, the church has grown to one of the best churches that attracts the millennial generation.
In celebration of Black History Month, more than 100 residents came together last week to honor the life and legacy of two of Forsyth County’s finest, the late Maize S. Woodruff and late Walter Marshall.
The annual matchup between Kernersville and Southeast Middle Schools is an event the entire city of Kernersville embraces.
Students at Diggs-Latham Elementary School wrapped up Black History Month earlier this week with their annual celebration.
Busta’s Person of the Week is Dr. Telika McCoy, child expert.
Commentary: 50 years after Fair Housing Act, we still have a long way to go
Commentary: 50 years after Fair Housing Act, we still have a long way to go