The Winston-Salem City Council voted on Monday to allow existing accessory dwellings to continue using the Board of Adjustment for renewals instead of going through the City Council. In September,
GREENSBORO – Dr. Anne C. Hayes has recently been named Bennett College’s new senior adviser to the president/associate vice president for administrative services. Hayes, a native of Halifax County, Virginia,
With Black History Month now upon us, people are celebrating the month in all types of unique ways. The clients of Friendly People That Care (FPTC) decided to show their
By Mile Walden The new federal income tax law is chock full of changes, alterations and adjustments that are keeping taxpayers, accountants and economists spending hours trying to understand it.
Over the years, Ben Piggott has been honored many times for his work in the community. Now that he is
If you’re one of many hard working people receiving wage hikes, company stock, or bonuses – then here are some helpful tips on how to effectively leverage your recent windfall.
Several local businesses represent three generations of entrepreneurship in one family.
The Forsyth County Board of Elections (BOE) will begin considering early voting sites for the midterm primaries starting on Feb. 8, as the state awaits court orders on election boards.
The International Civil Rights Center & Museum (ICRCM), at 134 South Elm Street in Greensboro, will commemorate the 50th Anniversary of the heroic “I AM A MAN” Memphis Sanitation Workers Strike of 1968 on Sunday, Feb. 4.
First there were congressional and legislative redistricting maps by the Republican-led N.C. General Assembly that have been successfully challenged in court.
