People of different ages came together to celebrate the past, and take a serious look at the future last weekend during the 13th annual Juneteenth Festival held at the Wake
Editor’s Note: The following is a personal and public appeal by members of the N.C. NAACP submitted June 20, asking their outgoing President, Rev. Dr. William J. Barber II, not
Funding for a drug court, an extension for an underutilized bus route and a rate increase for Trans-AID have been added to the City of Winston-Salem’s proposed $482.2 million budget.
The class of 2017 made history last weekend as more seniors than ever before received their high school diplomas. Winston-Salem/Forsyth County Schools (WS/FCS) reported that 101 more graduates got a
The public has heard of many days and weeks dedicated to various things. National Donut Day was touted recently, for
“I am the mother of four children and I will do anything for them.” That’s how a tearful Minerva Garcia
The Adult basketball league being played at the W.R. Anderson Community Center has panned out to be just as good
As conferees for the N.C. House and Senate continue their talks to hash out a compromise $22.9 billion budget for
After closing its doors for a few weeks to make changes to the menu and staff, Malone’s, the soul food
The staff at the Carl H. Russell Sr. Community Center honored the father’s in the community on Saturday, June 3,
