A 25-page report measures how black residents are doing compared with white residents Each year since 1976, the National Urban League has released a report known as the “State of
The name Vic Johnson and the game of golf has been synonymous in the city of Winston-Salem for a long time. On Friday, July 7, the Vic Johnson Junior Golf
The Liberian Organization of the Piedmont (LOP) gave Lexanndine Taylor, who graduated top of her class at the University of Liberia, a chance to study at Wake Forest University (WFU)
Tell N.C. board to stand up to Trump’s bogus election panel To the Editor: You’ve likely heard about the request from the Trump “Commission on Election Integrity” for states to submit detailed information
In an amicus brief filed in U.S. Middle District Court in Winston-Salem on Tuesday, attorneys for the N.C. NAACP joined
Dementia and other mental disabilities are many times swept under the rug in the African-American community as they are often
Liberty Market reopens with urban farmers The Liberty Street Market reopened with a variety of urban farmers from the community
For the second time in less than three weeks, hundreds of people gathered outside the local office of Sen. Richard
By Mike Walden When driving, U-turns can be tricky. The driver often has to turn against oncoming traffic, and, if
