By Lynne Mitchell A new movement is upon us: It’s the local foods movement and it is happening right here in our community! An increasing number of consumers want
By Elwood Robinson The North Carolina State Constitution is clear. It states in no uncertain terms that public higher education should, as far as practicable, “be extended to the people
Winston-Salem/Forsyth County Schools has named three principals of schools in the district. Shane O’Neal will be the new principal at Thomas Jefferson Middle School. O’Neal has served as principal at
The congregation of Solid Rock Missionary Baptist Church celebrated its 30th Anniversary this past weekend. Founding pastor and Pastor Emeritus the Rev. Dr. Charles W. Leak was also honored during
By Johnny C. Taylor Jr. As the president and CEO of the Thurgood Marshall College Fund (TMCF), I’m spending a
Dance has been a part of Darryl Gordon’s life since he was 7 years old, but he wasn’t doing the
A nonprofit is having trouble with its transport van, which it uses to take youth in after-school activities to and
A bicycle rental program is giving those in Winston-Salem a new way to get around. Late last month, a new
The Forsyth County Board of Equalization and Review (BER) responded to the City Council’s request to review the real estate
N.C. lawmakers launch computer-related elective In an attempt to get more students to pursue careers in computer science, N.C. Sen.
