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(pictured above: Keith Howard speaks as fellow panelists (from left) Rodney Stilwell, Wrenwyck Williams and Greg Davis listen.) Panel leads candid conversation More than 100 local residents – both black and
Mount Olive College President Philip P. Kerstetter announced recently that the College will officially become the University of Mount Olive on Jan. 1. The name change was recommended by the
(pictured above: Wynter Guess (center) with (from left) her godmother Elanor Phipps, Rev. Dr. George Banks and her parents Willie and Tamela Guess.) Winston-Salem resident Jermaine Cohen faces many challenges
Cornelius Regan has released his first book, “Success and Prosperity through God’s Word.” “This book is one that can change
(pictured above: Dan Parsons (left) greets Drs. Dorothy Bethea (center) and Chinyu Wu.) After more than a decade at the helm
Mildred Black recently lost her job, but that won’t stop her from cooking up a savory Thanksgiving meal for her
John Harding Lucas will receive the North Carolina Award for Public Service later this month. Lucas, 93, has earned the
Meka Harrell is hoping to become a “driving force” in local women and children’s fashion. The Baltimore native is the
Former hustler sharing his cautionary tales with young people For much of his youth, High Point native Greg Commander was
