It was a 2 a.m. phone call in 2003 that shattered Therese Bartholomew’s life. It would be years before the Charlotte resident could begin to push back against the crushing
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Meka Harrell is hoping to become a “driving force” in local women and children’s fashion. The Baltimore native is the proud owner of Pink Culture Inc., billed as the Triad’s
North Carolina has joined a national Republican initiative to engage African American voters. Though the state’s GOP African American Engagement Office has been up and running since September, it was
Fitness movement catching fire A women’s health movement has taken Winston-Salem by storm. Two years after its inception in the local community, Black Girls RUN!, a free running group for
Winston-Salem residents may be able to save a little hard earned cash on utility bills this winter, courtesy of a
A former Winston-Salem State University history professor has penned a book about one of the most controversial religious figures of
Carver Band seeking public’s help What began with a single donation has evolved into a community-wide movement to support Carver
For the past two decades, New York City native Esther Davis has dedicated her life to education. “I’ve always loved
Just over a year after completing his degree, UNC School of the Arts alumnus Edward Varnie is returning to Winston-Salem
Positive Running 4 Kids, or PRE-K, a new Next Level Track Club group, is off and running – literally. “We’ve
