Winston-Salem Urban League Chairwoman Alison Ashe-Card said the nonprofit will promote social and economic progress despite its budget deficit.
Despite economic challenges, the Winston-Salem Urban League continues to serve the community.
In an attempt to improve community relations, the Winston-Salem Police Department held a Trust Talk with the clergy of the city on Tuesday, June 20
Rev. Dr. William Barber has agreed to stay on with N.C. NAACP until its October elections.
The Boston-Thurmond celebration kicked with a groundbreaking on the $1.1 million Hydroponics Aquaponics Urban Farming Center located near Kimberley Park.
Chronicle Sports Reporter Timothy Ramsey gives his thoughts on NBA “Super Teams” and their impact on basketball.
The City of Winston-Salem may finally close its sale of Bowman Gray Stadium to Winston-Salem State University (WSSU) by year’s end.
Algenon Cash gives the 411 on free trade and protectionism.
With time running out for Minerva Garcia, a local mother who is facing deportation, the effort to let her stay in the country has intensified.
The Winston Lake YMCA held a glow in the dark Zumbathon to raise funds to sponsor kids for summer camps at the YMCA.
