North Carolina’s system of selecting trial judges needs to be reformed, but not in the way some legislators want. The state has two parallel trial-court systems, Superior Court and District
Apostle B.J. McCloud has led the congregation of Greater Tabernacle Worship Center (GTWC) for 17 years. She took over following the death of her husband, A.W. McCloud, who also led
As a federal hearing in North Carolina’s own partisan gerrymandering case involving congressional districts commenced this week in Greensboro, a three-judge panel still reviewing redrawn legislative redistricting maps seemed to
N.C. NAACP applauds move by court in voting case To the Editor: N.C. NAACP stands for the right of all people to free, fair, and non-discriminatory elections in this state.
The Winston-Salem City Council approved a grant for more firefighters and a zoning request from Powerscreen Mid-Atlantic during its Monday,
The Carver Yellowjackets and the Walkertown Wolfpack are two Forsyth Country programs fighting for respectability. On one hand the Yellowjackets
Judie Holcomb-Pack, For Seniors Only editor and writer, recently received a gold medal for her short story, “When Are You
By Henry J. Pankey Thousands of racially diverse early college students leave high school with an associate degree. These students
Busta’s Person of the Week By Busta Brown “I was in prayer, and the Lord said, ‘Go to the mountain,’
