During the summer months, many parents scramble to find something to occupy their children’s time besides the television or video games. There are camps and clinics all across the city,
The Winston-Salem Chapter of Jack and Jill of America recently inducted nine new members during a ceremony at the Brookstown Inn. They have taken a pledge to live out the
The Inspirational Choir at Mount Zion Baptist Church has been around for four decades. On Sunday, July 16, members celebrated their 40th anniversary with a concert that highlighted the history
People with disabilities of all kinds danced, ate and had fun at the Accessible Festival held at the Winston-Salem Fairgrounds’ Education Building on Friday, July 14. This year was an
Last month, the North Carolina General Assembly appointed two new members to the Winston-Salem State University (WSSU) Board of Trustees:
Mildred Thompson Hash returned to heaven after living a life of service to others in obedience to God with determination,
Rev. Dr. William J. Barber II, president of the N.C. NAACP, is alarmed that President Donald Trump is nominating a
Since being founded in 1976, Big Brothers Big Sisters have been making a positive impact in the lives of children
County commissioners, who will return from a break next month, are scheduled to vote on several major issues in their
The name Randolph Childress is synonymous with Wake Forest and the city of Winston-Salem. His performance in the 1995 ACC
