Following a pair of shootings that left two men dead, City Council Member James Taylor hosted a roundtable discussion Tuesday evening to devise specific steps to decrease violence and promote community progression.
To Republican Sen. Tom Apodaca of Hendersonville, his Senate Bill 873, also known as the “Access to Affordable College Education Act,” is the perfect prescription for allowing worthy in-state students, beginning in the fall of 2018, to be enrolled in five UNC system universities at a reduced rate of $500 per semester.
Last week, more than 60 years since the landmark decision in Brown v. Board of Education, former educators and students sat down to talk about what life was like following the desegregation of schools here in Winston-Salem and Forsyth County and the current state of public education.
HARRY Veterans Community Outreach Service’s eighth annual Memorial Day Commemoration drew hundreds to Bolton Park on Monday, May 30.
Football players Greg Brooks and Bryce McTeer made an undeniable impact as part of Walkertown’s inspiring run at the Class
A decisive U.S. Supreme Court ruling last week regarding the unconstitutional elimination of black jurors by Georgia prosecutors from a
Being single and a Christian in today’s society can be somewhat difficult. With the sexually suggestive images plastered across television
Early voting sites at Winston-Salem State University and Industries for the Blind are among those being debated by the Forsyth County Board of Elections (BOE) for the general election.
Overcast skies and the threat of rain didn’t stop hundreds from coming together Monday morning, May 30, to honor the
By Jim Roberts, Guest Columnist The worst thing to happen to the United States since 9/11 has been the trade
