The Winston-Salem City Council will vote Monday on a controversial grant to hire more firefighters. The matter was continued from last month and had opposition in Monday’s committee meetings on
The N.C. NAACP elected a new president last weekend to touts, “I’m woke, and I ain’t skerd,” letting advocates and adversaries alike know that just because Bishop Dr. William J. Barber II has finished his 12-year tenure as leader, doesn’t mean the state’s oldest civil rights organization will cease it’s aggressive battle for freedom, justice and equality.
The second week of Gospel Fest was clouded by the threat of rain. Even with possible inclement weather, the crowd was treated to a tremendous show that was the perfect
The annual matchup between the Titans and Eagles is usually one of the better games of the season. Coming into last week’s clash, it looked to be another tough game.
Thirty-nine individuals from various parts of the community joined the ranks of the Winston-Salem Fire Department (WSFD) last Friday morning
Family Services and members of the Winston-Salem Police Department (WSPD) came together to remember local victims of domestic violence and
That’s a familiar phrase in the Black Church. This phrase came up at the Gospel Fest on Sunday, Oct. 8,
During the school board meeting on Tuesday, Oct. 10 longtime local educator Victor Johnson Jr. was awarded the highest honor a civilian in the state can receive, The Order of the Long Leaf Pine.
Recently Wake Forest Baptist Medical Center conducted a study on the number of head impacts in youth football players as
Group backs job listing site for supporting civil rights To the Editor: Without access to employment, people with criminal records
