County tax staff heard concerns East Ward residents have about their declining property values during this year’s property reappraisals at a town hall on June 15 at the Career Center
By Philip Kahn-Pauli Yesterday’s [June 14] shooting outside of Washington, D.C., reminds us about the dangers inherent in bitter partisanship and political uncertainty. As pollster Frank Luntz said, “If there ever
By Mel Gurtov President Obama’s engagement with Cuba was one of his administration’s success stories. The policy shift was based on the entirely realistic as well as humanitarian assessment that permanent
By Dr. Althea Taylor-Jones The North Carolina Senior Tar Heel Legislature (NCSTHL) convened for the second session of 2017 in Chapel Hill on June 13-14, 2017. Eighty-seven attendees focused on issues
Nearly 100 community leaders, and other supporters of Neighbors for Better Neighborhoods (NBN) gathered at the Double Tree by Hilton
For a freshman or sophomore to contribute to a varsity team is very rare and unexpected. That rule does not
This year’s Juneteenth luncheon featured a deep history lesson on St. Philips Moravian Church in Old Salem and Winston-Salem State
People of different ages came together to celebrate the past, and take a serious look at the future last weekend
Editor’s Note: The following is a personal and public appeal by members of the N.C. NAACP submitted June 20, asking
Funding for a drug court, an extension for an underutilized bus route and a rate increase for Trans-AID have been
