Tucked away on West Third Street near the old courthouse, there is a new coffee shop that is looking to serve more than just coffee and espressos. Statistics show African-American
While the national community seems focused on issues that may divide us at times, Winston-Salem and Forsyth County should continue to stay focused on working together on issues that will
More than a dozen officers with the Winston-Salem Police Department (WSPD) mingled with residents over pastries and hot joe on Tuesday, Dec. 12, as the department hosted Coffee with a
When the N.C. General Assembly reconvenes next month, many observers expect to see House Bill 205 resurrected for debate, and possible passage. If that happens, publishers of small community newspapers
As with Tuesday special election vote in Alabama, or the 2016 presidential and gubernatorial contests in North Carolina, the black
United Metropolitan Missionary Baptist Church held its 125th anniversary in grand fashion. The Benton Convention Center played host to the
With the stated Dec. 15 deadline to respond looming this week, Republican legislative leaders – Senate Pro tem Phil Berger
Reynolda House Museum of American Art is the recipient of a three-year grant to advance diversity in the art museum
This month, Forsyth County’s Drug Treatment Court held its first session in hopes that it’ll help those with substance abuse
