It was 1979 when Mütter D. Evans made history when she became the second African American woman to purchase a radio station.
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Busta’s Person of the Week is Dr. Telika McCoy, child expert.
After struggling with learning disabilities in her youth Atiya Bey, a teacher at Carter G. Woodson is looking to motivate youth in the community.
For more than 50 years the Mack Family has been preaching God’s Word in Winston-Salem.
This week Busta sat down with Weomie Beale to discuss her nonprofit Kids Got Talent.
Victor Johnson was instrumental in organizing the Winston-Salem Sit In Movement. Busta Brown asked which was first, Greensboro or Winston-Salem. He smiles and says, “They sat down first, but we ate first.”
Bust’s Person of the Week By Busta Brown “I remember one time I was playing the drums at a church
Busta’s Person of the Week is dietitian Aries Ford
God said, “Let there be peace on earth as it is in heaven,” and Ben Piggott has been doing just that for 23 years with his Peace Toys for War Toys event.
I’m sure you’ve heard of the holiday classic “Miracle on 34th Street.” This past Tuesday, Dec. 19, it was a miracle on Providence Lane in Winston-Salem.
