By Julianne Malveaux The income, poverty and health insurance data released by the Census Bureau on Sept. 13 confirms what many of us already knew. President Obama’s last year was
In about two years, Winston-Salem State University (WSSU) will have a brand new, state-of-the-art science building that will rival others on college campuses across the state and the country. On
Thanks to a marker unveiling last weekend, generations to come will know the impact Fourteenth Street School had on the East Winston community and the entire city of Winston-Salem. Formally located
According to new data from the U.S. Census Bureau released on Sept. 14, more than 1.5 million of 10,146,788 North
Children’s Law Center (CLC) celebrated 12 years of advocating for children by honoring some of those who helped make it
While businesses at every level come and go, not many entrepreneurs have been working for themselves as long as Eli
A year to the day he was murdered while sitting in his car, family and friends of Karodd Nash came
Naming a building after the late Walter Marshall and changing the county’s noise ordinance where among the many things county commissioners discussed in their meetings on Thursday, Sept. 14.
R.J. Reynolds High School inducts 13 alumni into Arts Hall of Fame.
Commentary: Seniors, know your rights in nursing homes
By Jennifer Stuart “Please don’t put me in a nursing home” is a sentiment I hear often from my senior clients. Many people seem to equate nursing homes with captivity